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NOUVEAU
DICTIONNAIRE
FRANÇAIS-ANGLAIS ET ANGLAIS-FUANCAIS
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NOUVEAU
DICTIONNAIRE
FRANÇAIS-ANGLAIS ET ANGLAIS-FRANÇAIS
D'APRES NUGENT
Nouvelle cdilioii, eiilièremeiit refondue
ET COMPLÉTÉE D'APRÈS LES PLUS WOUVEAnX DICTIOMAIRES
COiNTE.\A.NT
la Prononciation figurée de tous les mots anglais
£t augmeDlee des premiers élêaieuls de U Grammaire anglaise
PAR
THORMSON
PARIS
LIBRAIRIE THÉODORE LEFÈVRE ET G'"
2, RUE DES POITEVINS, 2
NOUVEAU
DICTIONNAIRE DE POCHE
FRANÇAIS ET ANGLAIS.
1" PARTIE.
a, sm, an A>
Af }>r. to,at, on, witb, in, into,
wilhiD, about, according to,for,
of, against, ly, after from.
*! troisième pers. sing. of Ihe
indic. of the v. avoir, to bave,
bas. [caent.
A-compte, sm. payement on ac-
Abaisse, sf, under-crusl, in pas-
try.
Abaissemeut, sm, abascment;
fall ; humbling; diminution.
Abaisser, va, to abase; lower;
* let down *; bumble. s' — vr.
to ' fall ; • sink ; cringe , to
humiliate.
tbaisseur, sm. dépressor.
Abaloiirdir, va. to stupify.
Abandon, sm, abandoning ; lew-
dness.
Abandonne, sm, a, rake.
Abandonné, e, a, aband0D6d;
shameless, impudent.
Abandonnée, sf, prostitute.
Abaudonnemeut, sm. abando-
ning -, giving up ; dereliction ;
profligacy.
Abandonner, va, to * forsake ;
•givi oYer^ ' leaïe off; doliver
np ; • let loose ; désert : toglw
up. s' — vr, indulge one's self;
despond.
Abaque, sm. plinlh — top of a
column. [slupify.
Abasourdir, va. — to stun, ta
Abatage , sm. the felling of
trees, clearing.
Abatani, sm, sbutler, flap.
Abâtardir, va, to corrupt; tO
adulterate.
S' — vr, to degenerate.
Abâtardissement, sm, adulté-
ration, degeneracy.
Abatéc, sf. raar. falliijg aback.
Abat-jour, sky-ligbt.
Abattement, sm, déjection g
faintnesâ, prostration.
Abatteur, sm. a feller, a great
dispalcher of business.
Abattis, oITal ; defeat; giblets.
Abattre, va. pull dowa; ab^te;
afflict.
S'— vr, ' fall down; despcnd.
Abattu, e, a. afOicted ; dejected.
Abattures, sf, foiling — deer'o
h-ack. '
Abat-vent, jm. pent-bou9e Of &
steey le ; wind screen.
ABO ;
Abat-voix, sm.the caoopy sbove
a pulpit. [an atjbot.
Abbulial, a. of or beloDgJDg to
Abbaje, sf. abbey, convent.
Abbé, sm. abbot.
ftbbesse, sf. abbess,
ftbcédcr, "n. to change into an
abscess,
>bcès, sm.abscess; imposihume.
kbdalag, cm. a. Persian monk.
abdication, sf. — lion,
abdiquer, t)n.loabdicate,resign.
abdomen, sni. abdomen.
AJ>ductctir, a. S. — tor.
Abduction, sf. — tion.
Abécédaire, sm. a primer, a
hornbook, a novice.
Abécédaire, a. abecedary.
Aberqiier, Abéquer, va.to feed
Abée, sf. dam ; bay. [a bird.
Abeille, sf. a bee.
Aberration, sf. — tion.
Abêtir, va. et ?i. to stupify, to
grow stupid.
Ab hoc et Ab bac, at random.
Abhorrer, va. to aLhor, detest.
Abigeat, sm. catlle-robbery.
Abject, te, a. abject, mean.
Abjection, sf. — tion.
Abîme, sm. aliyss, hell. chasm.
Abtmer, va. to deslroy enlirely,
S' — , vr. sink, decay. [to ruin.
Ab-inlestat, abinlestate.
Abjuration, sf. — tion*
Abjurer, va. to abjure, renounce.
Ablaciation, sf. the weaning of
an inTant.
Ablatif, sm. ablative.
Ablégal, sm. ablegate.
Abluer, va. to revive old wriling.
Ablution, sf. — tion.
Abnégation, — tion.
Aboi, Aboiement, sm. barking.
Altois, pi. point of deatb; at bay,
extremity. [obliterale.
Abolir, va. to aboHsb : annul :
S' — vr. grow obsolète.
Abolissemeni, sm .abolisbment.
Abolition, sf, destruclion. — tion.
Abominable, 2. a. exécrable, —
nable.
Abomiiiiiblement. ad. — bly.
Ah«tainalion, if, — tiOB.
ABR
Abominer, va. to abominate i
abbor, detest.
Abondamment, a^/. abundanfiv.
Abondance, sf. abundance, ful-
ness plenly. — Avoir la c<irce
d'abondance, to be lucky.
Abondant, e, a. abundant, nlen-
Abondcr, tJ?t. to abound. [tiluU
Abonne, srii. a. subscribe.
Abonnement, sm.. subscriptiont
S'abonner, vT. to subscriber.
Abonnir, I). to * improve.
S' — , vr. to * grow better.
Abonuisscment, sm.. amena*
ment. [1') ; from the very tirst.
Abord, sm.. access; ressort (dès
D'abord, ad. forthwith, at first.
Abord, ad : mar : on board.
Abordable, 2. a accessible.
Abordage, sm. boarding a "hip.
Aborder, va. to accost; board,
land ; altack; resort, [natives.
Aborigènes, sm.. pi. — gines;
Abornemeut, sm. the IJKing of
bounds, boundary.
Aborner, va. to * set tounda-
ries, to limit. [successfui,
Abortif, Te, a. abortive; un.
Abouchement, sm. conrerence.
Aboucher, va. to * bring per
sons togelher; to confer.
About, sm, end of a pièce of
timber eut square and shel ving.
Abouter, va. place end to end.
Aboutir, vn. ta broak, to abut,
to corne ta. end>
Abouti8âaul,e,a. bordering,oi^
—,sm. abutment; abultat; limita
Aboutissants, sm. pi. Ihe ends.
Aboutissement, sm. ekingpie*
ce; suppuration.
AboT/ant, a. barking, baying.
Aba;er, vtl. to bark. to bay dun
a debtor. [cannot bile,
— à la lune, to bark when ont
Abojreur, syn. barker ; dun.
Abraquer, va. mar. t^b-""»! anj
rope inlo a ship.
Abrasiou, sf. abracion, méd.
Abrégé, abridgement, compen-
dium. [viate.
Abréger, va. to abridge ; abbra»
Abreuver, va. to n&ler, soak.
ABS
Abreuver {S'), vr. to drinlt pTen-
tifully. [horsepond.
Abreuvoir, sm. watering-place,
Abrévîateur, sm. — tor.
Abréviation, sf. — tion.
Abri, sm. shelter, defence.
Abricot, sm. apricot.
Abricotc, sm. candied apricot.
Abricotier, apricot-lree.
Abriter, va. to shelter, toshade.
Abrive, mar. pull. away.
Abrlvent, sm. shelter fiom.
Abrogation, sf. — lion. [wind.
Abroger, va. abrogate, repeal,
(brouti, e, a. nipped, browsed.
Abroutigsement, sm. browsing.
Abrupto (ex), out of hand.
Abrutir, va, to besot to stupify.
S' — , vr. to grow slupid. [u' ss.
Abrutissemeut , sm. brutisb-
Abscisse, sf. part of thé axis of
a curve abscissa.
Absence, sf, absence; missing.
Absent, e, a. s. absent. [self.
Absenter (S'), vr. to absent oue's
Absinthe, sf. wormwood.
Absolu, e, a, absolute; perem-
ptory. [terly.
Absolument, ad, absolutely; ut-
Absolution, sf, — tion, pardon.
Absolutoire, 2. a. absolutory.
Absorbant, a, 8, absorbent.
Absorber, va. to absorb; suck.
Absorption, sf, — tion.
Absoudre, vn. to absolve acquit.
Absoute, sf, absolution, acquit-
tai.
Abstème, 3. a. S, abstemîous.
Abstenir ^S'), vr, to aLstain, re-
frain, [cleansing.
Abstergent, a, 8^ abstergent.
Absterger, va, to cleanse a
wound, abslerg'i.
Abstersif, ve, a abstersivô.
Abstersion, sf, — sion.
Abstinente, — nence, fasting.
Abstiueni, e, a. abstemious.
Abstraction, sf, — tion. [tedly,
Abstractivcment, ad. abstrac-
Abstraire, va, to abstract.
Abstrait, e, a. abstracled.
Abstrus, e, a. abstruse, dark.
Absurde, 2, absurd.
ACC
Absurdemcnt, ad. absurdly.
Absurdité, S. — dity
Abus, sm. abuse; error; fraud.
Abuser, va, to abuse; deceive,
delude; misuse.
S' — vr, to * misiuke. [ver,
Abuseur, sm. seducer, decei^
Abusif, vo, a, abusive, deceilful.
Abusiveuient, ad. abusively.
Abutilon, sm. yellow marshmaU
Acabit, quality, taste. [ioWi
Acacia, acacia (a tree).
Académicien, member of an
academy.
Académie, sf, academy; gam
Ing- table, or bouse; ridiiij
house.
Académique, 2. a, — mîcal.
Académiqucmcut, ud, — cally.
Acadcmiser, vil. to workafter a
model.
Acudcmiste, sm. academîst.
Acagiiarder(^^),Vj\to gron slotb
Acajou, sm. mahogany. [fui.
Acanucé, e, a. thorny. [root.
Aruntbe, sf. braok-ursine bear'a
Acare, sm, — rus. handworm.
Acariâtre, 3.(7. peevish, sullen>
A cause de, c. on accouot of.
A cause que, because that.
Accablaut, e, a. grievous; trou*
blesorae, overwhelming.
Accablement, sm. oppression ;
faintness; heaviness.
Accabler, va. to overwhelm;
crush; oppress; tire.
Accaparement, sm. monopoly*
Accaparer, v. forestall ; mono-
polise.
Accapareur, sm. a. forestaller.
Accéder, vn, to accède, assent.
Accélérateur, sm. — rator,
Accélératiou, sf. — tion.
Accélérer, va. to accelerate, ha-
sten, dispatch.
Accent, sm. accent; tune; note.
Accentuation, sf. — tiou proso»
Accentuer, va. to accent, [dy.
Acceptable, 2. a. rea-onaule,
worth accepfing, acceptable.
Acceptant, e, s. accepter.
Acceptation^ 6/. acceptante.
Accepter, va. to accept, receiOa
ACC
Accepteur, sm. accepter.
Acception, s^ — lion; meaning.
Accès, sm. access, fits, attacks.
Acc«B»it>le, 2, a. accessiMe,
^ccessiou, sf, accession; in-
crease. [premium,
accessit, sm. tha second best
accessoire, sm. accessary,
— , ((, accessery; contributing.
Iccideiit, sm. accident; chance.
àcciilcuté, ad. hilly, di\ersified.
Acciileutel, le, a.— dental.
%ccideutelleiiieut, ad. — ally.
Accise, sf. excise, tax.
Acclamateur, sm. commender.
Acclauialioii, sf. shout: huzza.
Acclimater, va. acclimatize.
Accoiiilance, sf. familiarity.
Accolade, s/'. embrace; dubbing.
Accolé, e, a. joined.
Accoler, va. to * clip, and cull ;
' put togelher in a dish; add
into one sum; joiu. [dabie.
Accomuiodable, 2.^. acconemo-
Accomuiodage, sm. dressing o!
méat; titting up.
Accommodant, e, a. goodnatu-
red ; cotrplying.
Accoiniuodatiou, sf. — (ion.
Accommodé, e, a. nell provi-
ded for; drest oui; fitted,
Accommodemeut, sm. compro.
mise; expédient; accommoda-
tioa.
Accommoder, va. to accommo-
date; toadapt; toadjust; dress,
COOlf.
S' — , vr. to * get accustomed;
agrée witi; seize upon; be ar-
rangea, [panist.
Accompagnateur, sm. accom-
Accompagnemeuly retinue, ac-
companiinent.
Accompagner 9 va* to accom-
pany; attend; match; escort,
follow. [fulfil.
Accomplir, va. to accomplish,
S' —, vr. to* be fulfilled.
Accomplissement, sm. accom-
plishmenl; fulfilment; réalisa-
tion, [cord, harmony.
Accord, sm. agreement , con-
Arcordable) i, a, graulablei
ACC
Accordailles, sf.pl. espousalSi
Accorilani, e, a. concordant.
Accorde, sm. bridegroom.
Accordée, sf, bride.
Accorder, va. lo grant; recon-
cile, to tune.
S' — , vr. to agrée.
Accordeur, sm. tuner of anj
musical instrument.
Accordoir, sm. a tuning kcy.
Accorer, va, to prop, to staj.
Accorné, e, u. horned.
Accort, e, a. complaisant; sa-
gacious, civil.
Accortise, sf, complaisance.
Accosiable, 2. a, affable, [up to.
.accoster, va. to accost, * com3
8'— ,i)r. to ' keep. company wilh.
Accoter, va, to prop up.
8' —, vr, to lean.
Accotoir, sm, prop. [bed.
Accouchée, sf. woman in cbild-
Accouchemeut, sm. delivery.
Accoucher, do. to * lay a wo-
man.
—, vn. to * be brought to bed.
Accoucheur, S7n. man-midwife.
Accoucheuse, sf. midwife.
Accouder (s^), vn, to leaa on
oue's elbow.
Accoudoir, sm, a leaningplace.
Accouple, sf, a leasb.
Accouplement, sm, copulatioDi
coupling.
Accoupler, lia. to couple.
Accourcir, to sborten , abridge,
8' —, vr. to '. [sborten.
Accourcissement, sm, sbort-
ening.
Accourir, lui. to run to, to hasten.
Accoutrement, sm. garb dress.
Accoutrer, va. to bedizen.
Accoutumance , sf, habit, eu*
stûm, wont.
Accoutumé, e, a, accustomed ;
usual, wonted. [use.
AccoiEtumer, va, to accusLom}
S' —, vr. toget the habit.
Accréditer, to * give autbority,
to accredit.
8' — , vr. to ♦ get a name.
Accroc, stn. rent; hook; stop,
Accrotsber, v> tO * hang on f,
aCH 1
hook, tacleng; * catck ; grapple.
Accroire (faire), to * make one
believe an intruth, to impose
upon.
Accroissement, sm* Increase ;
growlh ; rife of a rider.
Accroître, vn. to extend increase.
Accroupir {s'), ur. to squat down.
Accroiipissement, sm. squat-
ta ng.
Accru, e, a. increaseti, grawn.
Accueil, sm. réception, welcome.
Accueillir, va. to roceive; *
overtake, honour (a bill).
S' — , t!7'. to hire ono's self.
Accnl, sm. a blindalley, creek.
Acculement, sm, mar. extre-
mity of thestem and sternpost
of a ship. [le it.
Acculer, va. to * put one' liard
S' — , 10 * hetake one's self to a
corner or wall.
Accuniuintion, sf. — tion.
Accumuler, va. accumulate.
S' — , vr. to hoard heap up.
Accusalile, 2. a. blamaljlc.
Accusateur, tricc, 5. accuser.
Accusatif, sm. accusative.
Accusaiion, s/. — tion, charge.
Accusatrice, she-accuser.
Accuse, sm. party accused.
Accuser, VU. to accuse; to
Acéphale, acéphalous. [charge.
Acerbe, 2. a, acerb, sour, harsh.
Acéré, e, a. sharp; keen; acute.
Acérer, va. to Steel.
Accteux, se, a. tart, acetons.
Acétum alcalisé, sm. distilled
vinegîr. [mers.
A ritalander, va. to draw cuslom
Acharnemeui, sm, rage, fury,
animosity.
AoUarner, va, to enrage, pro-
\olie, aniraate.
S' — ,!))•. to'fall furiously upon.
Acbat, sm. purchaso, bargain.
Aclie, sf. smallage.
Aciice, baitworm, maggot.
Aclietniiienient, sm. means to
bring a thing about.
Acbeuiiuer, va. to forward.
S' — , ur.go one's to proceed way,
Acheter, va. to purcbairC, buy.
ACT
Acheteur, se 9 8, purchaser,
buyer.
Achevé, e, a. perfect, complète.
Achèvement, sm. finÏFiiing.
Achever, va. to liiiish; end;
complète ; • put to death.
Achoppement, sm, ob^scle;
stumbling block.
Acide, 2. a, acid, sour.
Acidité, sf. acidity, soumets.
Aciduler, va, ' make sour, aci-
Acîer, sm.. Steel. [dulale.
Acolyte, sm. acolyte.
Aconit, sm. aconite ; wolfs bane.
Acoquinant, e, a. engaging allu-
Acoquiner, va. to allure, [ring.
Acoquiner (s'), VT, to be atta
ched to habits.
Acoustique, sf. acoustics.
Acquéreur, sm, purcba?er ;
buyer. [* buy.
Acquérir, va. to acquire; ' gct,
Acquêt, sm. acquest, acquisition,
gain.
Acquiescement, compliance.
Acquiescer, vn, to acquiesce,
yield. [remcnt.
Acquis, sm, knowledge, scqui-
Acquisitiott, sf. — tion ; pur-
chase.
Acquit, sm. receipt discharge.
Aeqgiit do douane, cricket.
Acquit au jeu de billard, the
lead.
Acquitter, va. to clear, acquit.
S' — , vr. to discharge peilornii
fulfll, pay off.
Acre, 2. a. tart, sour, acrid.
Acre, sm. acre.
Acreté, sf. sharpness, acrimom;
Acrimonie, acrimony.
Acrobate , sm. ropo-dsncer
among the ancients,
Acronique, 2. 0. acronical.
Acrostiche, 2. a, acrostic.
— , sm. acrostic.
Acte, s. m, act., action, deedi
Actes, records; acts.
Acteur, rice, S. actor ; aclress.
Actif. S. essets. [tirifa.
Actif, ve, a. active, induslrious,
Action, action; sbare in stock;
baltle; tuit at Uw.
ADM I
Action de grâces, sf. thanks-
giving.
Actionnaire, sm. stock-holder.
Actionner, va, to sue at law, to
action.
Activetnent, ad. actively.
Activer, va. lo put in motion,
stir up, hasten.
Activité, sf. aclivity, quîckness.
— «le service, in actual service.
Actnel, le, a. actual; real.
Actnelleinent, iid. now; reallj.
Acuité, acuteuess.
Aciiniiiié, acuminated.
Acutangle, i, acutangular.
Afiage. sm. adage; proverb.
Adagio, adagio.
Adaptation, sf. adaptation.
Adapter, va. to adapl; to apply,
Adéquat, e, a. comjjlute. [suit.
Addition, sf. addition.
Additionnel, le, a, additional.
Additionner, va. lo cast up, sum
up. [de.
Adduct^'ur, sm. adducent mus-
Adept, sm. adept. [hesion.
Adhérence, sf. adhérence, ad-
Adbérent, e, a. S. adhèrent.
Adhérer, to adhère, * stick to.
Adhésion, sf. adliesion.
Adiantc, s>n, maiden-hair.
Adieu, sm. ad. adieu, farewell,
good bj-. [away.
Aiiieu, lia. (mar)tack awajjveer
Adipeux, euse, a. adipous; fat.
Adjacent, e, a. adjacent.
Adjectif, sm. adjecli\e.
Adjectiou, sf. adjection.
Adjertivenicnt, ad. — vely.
Adjoindre, va. to adjoin.
Adjoint, sm.. assistant, adjunct,
partner.
Adjonction, sf. adjunction.
Adjudant, s. adjutant. [der.
Adjudicataire, s))^ highest Lid-
Adjudication, sf. adjudging.
Adjuger, va. to adjudge.
Adjuration, sf. adjunng.
Adjurer, va. to adjUre.
Admettre, va. to admit; allow of.
Adniinicule, sin. slight procf,
adniinicle. [minislrator.
Administrateur, manager ; ad-
ADR
Administration, sf. — tion.
Administratrice, — tratrix.
Administrer, va. administefi
to pioduce proûfs.
Admirahle, 2. II. aomirable.
Admiiahlemcut, ad. — rably.
Admirateur, sm. admirer.
Admiration, sf. — tiOn.
Admii'atrice, a. admirer.
Admirer, va. to admire;
wonder at. [missible
Admissible, 2. a. allovvable, ad-
Admission, sf. admission, ad-
mittnnce.
Ailmonitcur, syrt. monitor.
Admonition, 5^. warning.
Adolescence, sf. adolescency.
Adolescent, sm. youth, lad,lass.
A4lonien, ne, a. adoniî.
Adonner, vn. mar. to veeraft,
foinard. [vote.
S' —, vr. lo addict one's self, de»
Adopter, va. to adopt, approve
Adoptir, ve, a.adoptive.
Adoption, sf. adoptiot».
Adorable, «.2, adorable.
Adorateur, sm. adorer; wêT
shipper, admirer.
Adoration, sf. — tion, worshipi.
Adorer, va. to adore, worship.
Ados, sm. shêlving bed, border.
Adossemcnt, backing.
Adosser, va. to * put back to
back. [against.
S'—, vr. to lean one's back
Adouber, va. to set a pawn right
in playing. [stone.
Adouci , sm. a soft grinding
Adoucir, to sweeten; appease;
soothe ; soflen; mitigate.
S"—, vr. to * become sweet; ta
relent; grow milder.
Adoucissant, e, a. softenîng.
— , sm. sweetening; emollient.
Adoucissement, sm. softeuing;
mediura; lenitive; lenity; mi-
tigation ; aileviation.
Adiagan, sm. gum dragant.
Adresse, sf. direction of a let»
ter; addiess, industry, skil, dex-
teiily. [mark; direct.
Adresser, V. to address; hit ths
S'—, * vr. lo apply; * be directei
AFF
Adroit, e, dexterons' sklITuI,
cunning. [cle-verly.
Adroîteinetit, ad, dexterously.
Adulateur, sm. adulator, flatte-
Adulatiou, sf. flatlery. [rer.
Aduler, va. to flatter meanly, to
Adulte, s. an adull. [fairo.
Adulte, 2. a. adull, grown up.
Adultère, sm. adultery; adulte-
Adultère, sf. adulleress. [rer.
Adultère. 2. a. adulterous.
Adultérer, va. to adulterate.
Adultérin, e, born in adultery,
adultérine. [burnt.
Adustc, 2. a. adust, overbeated,
Adustion, sf. — tion, burning.
Adveutif, Te, a. — tîlious.
Adverbe, sm. adverb.
Adverbial, e, a. — bial.
Adverbialement, ad. — ally.
Adversaire, s. — S^t'y, oppo-
oent.
Adversatif, ve, a. — tive.
Adverse. 2. a. adTerse, contra-
ry, opposite.
Adversité, sf. ad'versity.
Aéré, e, a. well aired.
Aérer, va. fo air, give air.
Aérien, ne, a. ethereal ; «eroi--
tatic, aerial. [tion).
Aérier, va. to, air (by fumiga-
Aérograpliie, sf. aerography.
Aéromancie, aeromancy.
Aéromètre, s)n. aerometer.
Aérométrïe, sf. aerometry; ae-
ro.station.
Aérouaute, STn. aeronaut.
Aérophobc, one nho is afraid
of tbe air.
Aérostat ou vaisseau aérien,
sm. air-ballooc.
Aérostatique, 2. a. — tatic.
Affabilité, sf. — bilily; cour-
teousness.
Affable, 2. a. affable, courteous.
AfTablement, ad. affably.
Affadir, va. to cloy; surTeit; to
render insipid.
Affadissement, sm. cloyment.
Affaiblir, u(7. toenfeebje; weai^eQ.
S'—, vr. to * grow weak.
AffaibliâseKiout, sm. \veakness,
faintig.
AFF
Affaire, sf. affair; business; m»t
ter; concern ; lighl; dispute;
action ; scrape.
Affairé, e, a. busy, fussy.
Affaissement, s»i. dépression.
Affaisser, va. to * press down.
S'—, vr. to * sink down.
Affalé, e, a. wind-bound. [sails.
Affaler, va. (mar.) to lower tha
Affamer, to famish, slarve. [of.
Affamé, e, a. famished, greedy
/«fféager, va. to * give in lease-
Affeelation, sf. — tion. [hold.
Affecté, e, a. aiTected, conceited.
Affecter, va. to affect ; naort»
gage; appropriate; to move.
Affectif, ve, a. affective.
Affection, Sf. aflection, love.
Affectionné, e, a. affectionate.
Affectionner, va. to love.
S'—, tir. to deiight in.
Affectueusement, ad. fondly.
Affectueux, se, a. affectionate
Affermer, va. to farm ; let.
Affermir, to strenglhen.
S'—, vr. to • be conlirnied.
Affermissement, sm. support^
strengthening, consolidate.
Aflété, e, a. affected.
Afféterie, sf. affectation, finical»
Affiche, sf. bill posted up. [neg.
AfCclaer, va. to post up.
Afficheur, sm. bill-sticker.
Affidé, e, a. trusty, confldant.
Afiiler, to sharpen, set, to grind
Affiliation, sf. Siiation; adop
tion, entrance.
Affilier, va. to adopt, initiale.
Alfiuage, sm. aflinage, refining
Affiiiemeut, refîning.
AHiuer, lia. to refîne.
Alfiiierie, sf. refining forge.
Affineur, sm. retiner.
Affinité, sf. afiinily, relation.
Atfiuoir,i'ni. halch.-l.
Alfiquet, knitling-sheath.
Affiquets, sm. pi. ornements.
Affiruiatif, ve, a. pereniptory.
Affii-mation, sf. — tion.
Affiimative, — tive.
Afûi-uiativemeiat, ad. positi*
velj, affirmatively.
Affirmer, lia. aflirm. assert.
AFl
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ftfflixe, S. a. lied to Ihe end. ]
Aroielir, ve, a. arniclive.
ArOiction, sf. affliction, grief.
Arnigeant, e, a. afflicting, sad.
Aroigcr, va. to afflici, distrefs.
S' — , vr. to grieve. [course.
Aflluence, sf. affluence ; con-
Affluent, e, a. flowing; running.
ArOiier, vn. to resort; abound;
• flow; rush; flocli; swarm.
Affoler, va. to infaluate. [food.
Affouragement, sni. foddering.
Affourager, affourer, to fod-
der. [anchor.
Affourche, s. luar. small Lower,
Affourciier, to moor across.
Affranchi, a. emancipated; freed.
Affranchi, a. freed man.
Affranchie, a. freed woman.
Affranchir, va. to * set free ; to
emancipate; deliver.
•- une lettre, to prepay.
Affranchissement, sm. delive-
ry; exemption.
Affres, sf. pi. terrors.
Affrètement, sm. bire of a sbip,
freigtb.
Affréter, va. to load a sbip.
Affréteur, «m. freighter.
Affreusement, ad. borribly.
Affreux, se, a. dreadfui , hl-
deous. [to allure.
Affrinnder, va. to use dairities;
Hffrioler, to allure, entice;
decoy.
Affront, sm. affront; insuit.
Affronté, e, a. facing (in heral-
ciry).
tCTronter, va. to face; cbeat.
Affronterie, sf. cbeat.
Affulilvment, s>i).gear,nTapper.
Affubler, va. to muffle up.
S'—, to * be wrapped up.
affût, sm. frame of a cannon;
lurliing place. [catch.
Affût (être à r), to be on the
Affûtage, sm. set of tools.
— , the dressing of an old bat.
—, the grinding of tools.
.— , the monuting of a pièce of
ordnance.
Affûter, va. to sbarpen; mount.
Afin que, c. to the end Ibat.
AGN
Afin de, o order tO.
Agn ou agba, sm. an aga, a
Turkifh officer. [iing-
Agaçant, e, 0. enticint- îrovo
Agace, s/", magpie.
A gacement, s»l. settîn' 3n edf e.
Agacer, V. to * set oir-edge; to
entice; pro^olte; irritale.
Agacerie, sf. enticement.
Agapes, sf.pl. love-feasts ; ag»»
Agaric, sm. agaric, [P'-*^
Agate, sf. agate.
Age, sm. âge, centnry.
Agé, e, n. agcd; old.
Agence, sf. agency.
Agencement, 5)jn arrangement.
Agencer, va. to * set in order.
S'—, vr. to rig one's self.
Agenda, s»), meraorandumbook.
— Le drûle est sur mon
agenda, I remember tbat fel-
low. [down.
Agenouiller (S'), V. to kneel
Agcnouilloir, sm. bassock.
Agent, sm. agent, depuly.
— de change, exchange brokeri "
Agglomération, sf. aggloméra*
tion. [erate.
Agglomérer, va. to agglom-
Agglutiner, va. to agglutinate.
Aggravation, — tion ; provo-
cation.
Aggraver, va. to aggravate.
Agile, 2. a. agile, nimble.
Agilement, ad. nimbly.
Agilité, sf. agility, nimblenesf.
Agio, sm. course of exchange.
Agiotage, stock-jobbing. [fundsi
Agioter, va, to gamble in tha
Agioteur, sm, Etock-jobber,
Agir, va, to act; * do; deal;
* hâve an influence ; behave no»
goliale; sue. [cious.
Agissant, e, a, Etirring effica»
Agitateur, sm. agitalor, alar-
Agitation, sf. agitation, [mist.
Agiter, va. to agilale; move;
stir; disturb; disorder; debale;
toss, discuss.
Agnat, sm. descending from a
collatéral maie line.
Agneau, sm, a lamb*
Agueler, va, to yean.
AID
Agnelet, sm, lambldn.
Agnè», sf. a young raw glrl; a
simpleton.
Agnus, sm. agDus Beit
Agonie, sf. agony, last gasp.
Agonisant, sm. dyiog mac.
Agonisant, e, a. dying.
Agoniser, vn. to * be at the point
of dealh. [and eye.
Agrafe, sf. clasp, et porte, hook
Agrafer, va. to clasp, heok>
Agraire, 2, a. agrariao.
Agrandir, va. to enlarge ; ralse.
S' — , vr. to * be enlarged, raised,
promoted; to increase.
Agrandissement, sm. enlarg-
ing; promotion; inerease.
Agréable, 2. a. agrceable.
Agréaliiement, ad. pleasantly.
Agréer, v. to allow; accept of;
please, like ; approve.
— un vaÊsseaii, to rig a shipt
Agrceur, sm. mar. a rigger.
Agrégat, sm. assemblage.
AgrégntioiB, sf. admission.
Agrégé, sm. fellow of a collège.
Agréger, va. to aggregate ; ad-
mit into a Society.
Agrément, sm. agreeableness;
consent; approbation.
Agréuneuts , — ornaments ;
charms; music and dancing in
Agrès, rigging. [a play.
Agresseur, sm. aggressor.
Agression, sf. — sion ; assault.
Agreste, 2. a. agrestic, rustic.
Agriculture, sf. — ture.
AgrilTcr (s'), vr. to * cling, tO.
Agripper, va. to snatcU ; pilfer.
Agronome, sm. agriculturist.
Agroupcr, va. to group figures
Aguerrir, -vrar. [in paintaing.
g' — j vr. to inure onc's sell' lo.
Aguets (être aux), to * lie in
Ah ! int- ah 1 ob 1 alas 1 [wait.
Alian, sm. trouble; effort, hard
labour. [^stubborness.
Abeurtemeut, sm. ohïilinacy,
Aheurter (s'), Vr. lo ' be obsti-
Abi, int. oh dear 1 [nate.
Aburir, va. to astonish, hurry,
amaze. [ease.
Aide, sf. aid, belp; cbapel of
I AIG
Aide, sm. helper assistant.
— eanon»ier,s»i.(mar)quarler
gunner.
— charpentier, sm. (mar) car-
penters crew. [mate.
— chirurgien, sm. surgeon's.
— de cuisninc, sm. under cook.
— major, sm. adjutant.
— pilote, sm. (ma), pilots.
Aider, va. to heip; aid, assisl.
Aides, sf. subsidies, excise.
Aïeul, sm. grandfatber.
Aïeule, sf. grandmolher.
Aïeux, sm.. pi. forefathers, an»
cestors.
Aigle, sm. eagle; superior ge«
nius, Elandart.
Aiglon, sm. eaglet.
Aigre, 2. a. sour ; britlle ; shrill;
sbarp; acid, tart.
Aigre*doux, ouce, a. sourisb;
quaintly polite.
Aigreflu, a. sharper.
Aigrelet, e, a. tart, sourisb.
Aigrement, ad. severely, shar-
Aigremoine, sf. agnmony; h-
verwort.
Aigret, te, a. sourisb.
Aigi-ctié, c, a. tufted.
Aigrette, sf. aigret; tuft of fea-
thers. [spite.
Aigreur, sourness; sharpness;
Aigreurs, pi. heartburning.
Aigrir, va. lo ' make sour; irri-
tale, embitter. [angry.
S' — , vr. to turn sour; to * be
Aigu, e, a. sbarp, acule; sbrill.
Aiguade, fresb waler.
Aiguemarine, sf. sort of pro-
cious stone, aqua marina.
Aiguière, ewer, jug.
Aiguiérée, ewer-full.
Aiguille, sf. needle ; spire;
band of a watch, cock.
Aiguille de têtes, sf. a bodkin<
— à emballer, packing needle.
— à tricoter, knitting needle.
— de carène, oulrigger.
Aiguillée, sf. needle-liill.
Aiguiller, sm. needle-maker.
Aiguillette, sf. tagged point;
slice, sboulder knot.
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AIgnilletter, va. to lie with
points lash.
Aiguillicr. sm. needie-case.
iligiiillon, goad,sting; motive.
Aiguillonner, va. to * sting;
drive wilh a goad; to incite,
slimulate.
Aiguiser, to sharpen ; wket.
Aiguisement, sm. sharpeniDg.
AJI, çarlic.
Aile, sf, wing; sweep ; aisle.
Aîlé, e, a. winged. [pinion.
Aileron, sm. fin; small wing;
Aillade, sf. garlic-ragout, or
Aillcurg, ad. elsewhere. [pauce.
D' — , otherwise, besides.
Aiioiable, 2. a. amiable, lovely;
agreeable.
Aiuiant, sm. loadstone.
Aimanter, va. to touch with the
loadstone.
Aimantiu, e, a. magnetic.
Aimer, va. to love ; lilie ; be fond
Aine, sf. groin. [of.
Aîné, e, a. eldest, firsl-born.
Atné, sm. elder, oider, senior.
Aînesse, sf. eidership.
Ainsi, ad. so; thus; just so.
— qtie, as; even as; so as.
Air, sm. air; vent; wind.
— , sni. manner; carriage ; waj.
— , sm. tune.
Airain, sm. brass, bronze.
Aire, Sf. arca; wind.
— , barn floor; aerie (nest of a
bird of prej).
Airée, a. barn-floor fuM of she-
aves ready to thrash.
Ai», sm. board; planli; shelf.
Aisance, s/, ease in manners,
Aisance, ready money. [comfort.
Aisances, sf. pi. privy.
Aise. 2. a. glad; joyful.
— , sf. ease; content; conyenien-
cy ; leisure.
Aisé, e, a. s. ea^y; rich.
Aisément, aa. easily; commo-
Aisselle, sf. armpit. [diously.
Aisscttc, sf. a. coopers adze.
Aiircs, Etres, stn. pi, the dis-
[lOïitions of a house.
AjiMirnemont , smy s.ïmmons ,
adjouroment.
ALE
Ajourner, va. to summon, put
S'— , t)r. to adjourn. [o(T.
Ajouter, va. to add, join.
Ajusté, c, a. fittpd ; joined.
Ajustement, sm. adjusting;
agreement; attire, dress.
Ajuster, un. to adjust; trim ; fit;
use ill; reconcile; ' taise one's
ai m al, agrée. [dress.
S' — , vr. to suit; trim; agrée,
Ajustoir, sjji. coinage-scale.
Alailer, va. tO Suckle.
Alambic, sm. alembic ; a still.
Alambiquer (s'), Vr. tO puzzle;
refine loo much upon.
Alan, sm. a sort of hound.
Alarguer, va. to * stand off to
sea. [ming.
Alarmant, e, a. dreadful ; alar-
Alarme, sf. alarm ; fear.
Alarmer, va. to alarm, fright.
S' — , vr. to * be frighted at.
Albâtre, sm. alabaster.
Albatros, aibatross.
Al berge, sf. early peach, alberge.
Albiuos, albinos.
Albran, sm. a voung wild duck.
Album, sm. album ; memorsn-
dum-book.
Albumine, albumen.
Alcade, alcaid ; sheriff.
Alcaïque, 2. «. alcaic (verse).
Alcali, sm. alkali.
Alcalin, e, a. alkallne.
Alcalisation, sf. alkalizaliOD.
Alcaliscr, va. lo alkalise.
Alchimie, sf. alchymy.
Alchimiste, sm. alchymist.
Alcool, sm. alcohol, spirits of
Alcoran, alcoran. [wine.
Alcôve, sf. alcôve.
.%lc)'on, sm. king-fislier,halcyon.
Alflorinan, alderman.
.Aléatoire, 2. a. contingent.
Alègrc, 2. a. brisk; cheerful,
.llvgi-emcnt, ad. briskiy.
Alégresse, sf. joy ; alacrity.
A rencontre, ad. against; by.
.ticnc, sf. an awl.
Alentour, ad. roundabont.
Alentours, sm. pi. neigbbour
ing places; intimitate frieadSi
inmates.
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Alerte, 2. a. alerl ; brisk ; pert.
— , sf. a -warning of beiog upon
one's guard.
— , ad. be upon jour guard.
Aleii (franc), sm. freehold.
Alexandrin, e, <Z- alexandiine.
Alezan, s. a. sor"el horso
— , e, a. sorrel oolour.
Alizé, under fhut.
Algarade, sf. insuit; prank.
Algèbre, sf. algebra.
Algébrique, algebraical.
Algébriser, V. to * speak, Or
* Write upon algebra.
Algébriste, sm. algebraist.
Aigiiazil, — zll, constable in
Algue, sf. sea-weed. [Spain.
Alibi, sm. alibi, absence.
Aliboron, 5m. ass ; donkey.
Alidade, sf. a cross-slafî.
Aliénable, 2, a. aliénable.
Aliénation, sf. — lion, insanity.
Aliéné, e, a. insane.
Aliéner, va. to alienate.
Alignement, S7n. Une ; row.
Aligner, va. to lay Dut by line,
to trim, square.
Aliment, sm. aliment; food.
Aliments, pi. alimony.
Alimentaire, 2, a, — tary.
Alimenter, t'a. to maintaîn; feed.
Alïmenteux, se, a. nutritive.
Alinéa, sm. alinéa, paragrapb.
Aliquante, sf. aliquant part.
Aliquute, aliquot part.
Aliter (s*), ur. to'keepone'sbed.
Alité, e, a. bed-ridden.
Alize, sf. beam-berry; lotos.
Alizés (vents), a. trade-winds,
Alizier, sm. beam-lree.
Alkermès , sm. alkermes (a
compound drug).
Allaitement, S7n. suckling.
Allaiter, va. to suckle.
Allécliement, sm. allurement;
enticement.
Allcclier, va. to allure; entice.
Allée, sf. entry; walk, alley.
Allégation, quolalion.
Allégé, a. tender; lighler.
Allégeance, allegiance.
Allégement, sm. a'ieviation.
Alléger. i<:i, to ease ; lighten.
ALO
Allégorie, sf. allégory; fiction.
Allégorique, 2. a. — rical.
Allégoriqiiement, f((2.— rically.
Ailégoriser, va. to allegorîre.
A!l<'-grosse, mirth, sprightliness.
Ailégoristc, sm. allegorist.
Allégro, liTely, briskly, gay.
Alléguer, va. to allège, qnote.
Alléluia, ,9m. praise the Lord.
Allemand, the German tongua.
Allemande, sf. allemande.
Aller, va. to ' go; wafk; to fit,
— à cheval, to ride, [become.
— à pied, to go on foot. [aloy.
Alliage, sm. mixture of metals.
Alliance, sf. — ce; coTenant;
bargain.
Allié, e, s. relation ; ally.
Allier, va. to ally; mîx.
S'—, vr. to match; blend.
Allier, sm. a. bird-net.
Alligator, — tOT.
Allobroge, sm. a. clownboor.
Allocation, sf. allowance in an
Allocution, — lion. [accouut.
Alloilial, e, a. — dial ; free.
Allodialité, sf. freehold.
Allonge, eking pièce.
Allongement, sm. lengthenîng.
Allonger, v. to lengthen; to
stretch; prolong, expand.
S' — , vr, to ' exlend"
Allouable, 2. a. allowable.
Allouer, va. to a'iow; admit.
Allumer, va. to Mglh ; kindle.
S' — , vr. to be kinifed.
Allumette, sf. a. match.
Allumeur, sm. a. lamplighter.
Allure, sf. gail; pace ; way of
dealing ; manner.
Allure, sf. trim of a ship.
Allusion, — sien; hint.
Alluvion, — \îon.
Almanach, sm, almanack.
Aluiandine, sf. sort of ruby.
Aloës, sm. aloes.
AIoélique, 2. a. aloelic, bifter.
AIoî, sm. alloy; ualue ; qualily.
Alors, ad. at that lime, Ihen.
Alose, sf. a. shad Csh.
Alouette, a lark. [heary.
Alourdir, va. to slupify, maks
Aloyau de bœuf, sirloiOi
AMA
Alphalict) sm. alphabet.
Alphabétique, 2. a. — betical.
AlpfaalycUqiicmeiit, ad. caily.
Alpislc, S7n. canary-gras?.
Altpralilc, 2. a. chaiigenble.
.4l(érant, c, a. Ihirst-excitingi
Altératif, ve, a. alterative.
Altération, sf. — tion ; adulté-
ration ; excessive thirst ; per-
AKercation, conlest. [verling.
Altéré, e, a. thirsty; adultcra-
led; altered. — tu tigre al-
téré de sang, a bloodthirsty
man, changed.
«Itérer, va. disorder; aller;
adulterate: to make thirsty; to
falsiry.
Alternatif, Te, a, allernafe.
Alternative, sf. — ive ; choîce.
Alternativement, ad. nafely.
Alterne, 2. a. alternate.
Alterner, va. to allernate.
Altesse, sf. highnes?. [proud.
Altier, ère, haiigbty, lofty;
Altièrement, ad. haughlily.
Altimétrie, sf. allimefry.
Alto, alto.
Alude, sf. dressed sheep^tins.
Aludel,sm. ch. subliming vessel.
Alumine, alumen.
Alumineux, se, a, aluminous.
Alun, sm. alum.
Aluner, va, to steep in alumwa-
Alunière, sf. alummine. [1er.
Alvéole, sm. cell ; loolh-socket.
Amaliilitc, sf. — lity, amiable-
Amadou, sm. tinder. [ness.
Amndoueuient, fondling.
Amadouer, va. to fondle, coax.
Amadoiieur, sm. coaxer, whee-
Amaigri, c, a. emaciated. [dler.
Amaigrir, va. to * make lean,
— , !))!. lo *grow lean,* fall away.
AmaDgrisscuicut, sm. eraacia-
tion.
Amaigamntion, sf. — tion.
Amitlgaiiic, sm. — garaa.
Amalgamer, va. to amalgama-
te, unité.
Amande, sf. almond; kernel;
aho 3 pièce of cryslal eut in the
form of an almond.
Amande, sm. alniondmilk.
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Amandier, sm. almond tresi
Amant, lover; suitor.
Amante, sf. swcelheart.
Amarante, amaranthus.
Amnriner, va. to * send saU
sors, etc., to replace those oft
taken ship.
Amarque, sf. sea-mark, buoy.
Amarrage, sm. enchorage.
Amarre, sf. a. rope, a fast.
Amarrer, va. * to tie, moor.
Amarres, sf. ]>l, cbceks, of sida
posts of a wind-beam or crâne.
Amas, sm. heap; pile; mass.
Amassemeiit, heapingup.
Amasser, va. to heapup ; • laj
up; galber, collect.
S\Amasser, vr. to gather.
Amassette, sf. plainter's knife.
Amatcloter, va. to man a ship.
Amateur, sm. lover, admirer,
Amatir, va, to unpolish motals.
Amazone, sf. amazon ; a bold
woman, lady's riding dress.
Ambages, sf. pi. preamble, cir-
cumlocution ; ambage.
Ambassade, sf. emba=sy.
Ambassadeur, «m. ambassador.
Ambassadrice, sf. ambassa-
Ambesas, sm. ambsace. [dress
Ambiant, e, a. ambiant, sur-
roimding.
Ambidextre, 2. a. — dexter.
Atnbê^ti, ê, a. arabiguous.
— , sm. medley, ambigu.
Ambiguïté, sf. ambiguity.
Ambigument, ad. — guously.
Ambitieusement, — tîously.
Ambitieux, se, «. ambitious.
Ambition, sf. ambition.
Ambitionner, va. to affect ; co
Amble, sm. amble. [vet.
Ambler, va. to amble.
Aiiiblciir, sm. pacer, ambler.
Ambiygonc, obtuse angled, am-
brelte, ambret, muskseed.mnsli
Ambre, amber. [pear.
Ambre-gris, ambergris.
Ambrer, va. to perfume wilb
ambergris.
.%mbroisie, sf. ambrosia ; deli'
cious eating or drinkiog; o,%li
of Jérusalem.
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Ambroisieu, ue, a. ambrosian.
Ambulant, e, a. ambulatory.
Ambulutoire^ 2. a. — latory
Ame, sf. soul ; spirit. [strolliug.
— , middie part of a fagot.
Aîné, e, a. well-beloved.
AiiiéSîorotiou,5/". irnprovement.
Améliorei-, va. lo iraproTe.
Amen, amen; so be it.
Aménage, carriage, porterage.
Amonile, sf. a fine, penalty.
Amendement, sm. bettering.
Amender, va. to fine; mend ;
• fall in price, reform.
Amener, vn. to * bring ; * cause,
incise, draw, throw.
Amener, va. lo bring to.
Aménité, sf. pleasantness. —
Aménité de caractère, swee-
tness of temper. — Aménité
de stj-le, flowery style.
Aanenuiser, va. to reduce.
Amer, e, a. bitter. [beasls.
— , sm. billernesp; the gall of
Amèrement, ad. bitlerly, sadly.
Amertume, s/, bitterness, bat-
Amétb)|»'sle, sf. ameihyst. [red.
Ameublement, S7n. furniture.
Ameublir, l'n.toloosen ;mellow.
AmeuloiBer, va. fo stacli.
Ameutemeut, sm. mob; cou-
pling hoiinds, [toslirup.
Ameuter, t;a. to couple bounds;
S' — ,vr. to conspire; to assem-
ble riofoiisly.
Amligouri, amgibigourî, sm.
a burlesque discourse.
Ami, friend ; lover.
Ami, e, 2. friendly, courteous.
Amiable, 2. a. friendly, amica-
ble, privale.
A Tamiablc, in a friendly way.
Amiablemeut, ad. araicably.
Amiante, araianihus, [ble.
Amical, e, a. courteous, amica-
Amicablemcut, ad in a friendly
way. [der-cloth.
Amïct, sm. amice; priest's shou-
Amidon, sm. slarch. [ter.
Amidonner, va. to starrh ; pow
Amidonuier, sm. starchmalier.
Amie, sf. friend ; mistress.
Amincir, to * mako itiin.
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AMO
Amineur, sm. sait mêler.
Amiral, admirai.
Amirale, sf. adunral's shîp; ad»
miral's wifo, [nish admirai.
Amirauté, sm, amirant; Spa-
Amirauté, sm. admirally. [lost.
Aniixsible, 2. a. which can be
Amitié, s/', friendship ; love: fa-
veur; symp.'illiy.
mitié's, compliments, regards.
Amman, sm. a title of honouf-
in Sniizerland,
Ammon. corne d^ammou, s.
a kind of spiral shell.
Ammoniac, .sm. ammoniac.
Amnistie, sf. amnesly, pardon.
Aiuo<liatcur, sm. a lessee,
AmodiatioiB, sf. lease ; lettîng
of a land,
.amodier, va. to let land.
Amoindrir, i}(i. to lessen ; abale.
Amoindrissement, sm, de-
dc, c. under; except.
A moins que, unioss.
Amollir, va. to softon ; mollify.
S' — , vr. to * grow efferainate;
grow soft ; • be moved.
Amollissement, sm. softening ;
fffominacy. [pii'^-
Amonceler, va. to heap up, to
.«mont, ad. up Ihe river.
Amorce, sf. bait; prime, decoy;
Amorcer, va. to bait ; allure ;
prime.
Amorçoir, sm. an auger.
Amortir, va. quench ; redeem ;
allay; ' dcadon ; wcaken, fado.
S' —
Appétissant, e, a. relishing.
Appétit, S7n. appetite; désire.
Appétitir, ve, a. — tive.
Appétition, sf. — tion, désire.
Applaudir, va. to appland.
Applaudissement, sm, Hf
plause, cheer.
Applaudisseur, comraender,
Applicaltlc, 2. a. applicable.
Application, sf. — tion; study.
Appliqué, inlaying setting.
Appliquer, lia. to appiy; set;
* put; * give, bestow; * stick
ut, appropriate.
.Appoint, sm. odd money.
Appointemeut, allowance, de-
cree, salary. [ance,
.Appoiuter, va. to * give allow-
Appointcur, sm. partial judge.
Apport, share of capital.
.Apporter, vn, to bring; con-
vcy ; use ; slart, cause.
Apposer, to put to, or in; * set.
Apposition, s/'. — tion; putling.
Appréciateur, sm. appraiser.
Appréciation, sf. appraising.
Apprécier, va. appraise; raie.
Appréhender, Urt.toappreheud
fear, dread, arrest.
Appreliensir, »e, a. fearful.
Appréhension, sf. — sion, fear.
Apprendre, va. to tearn; beat;
inform, discover. [vice.
Apprenti, e, s. apprentice; no-
Apprentissage, sm. appreniicf>.
ship. [dressing of food.
.Apprêt, préparation ; priminç.
Apprêter, i'(7. to prépare; difss,
Appi'êteur, srii. dresser, [trim.
Apprivoisement, taming.
Apprivoiser, va. to tame; t«
accuslom.
AQU 19
g' — , to * grow tame.
Approbateur, sm. approvei ;
appiaudor.
Approbatif, ve, a. approving.
Approbation, «/■.— tioil. [like.
Approchant, e, a. somelhing
Approchant de, near aboul.
Approche, sf. approach.
Approcher, va. to approach; '
draw near, ha^ve access,
Approroudir, to " deepen ; to
search into, investigate.
Approfondissement, sin. mak*
ing deeper; investigation.
Appropriation, — tion.
Ai»proprier, va. to appropriate;
to adapt; to fit up.
Approuver, va. to approTO of,
to like, to allow; consent.
Approvisionnement, sni. sup-
p!y (oF provisions), victuals.
Approvisionner, va. to supply
wilh provisions ; provide.
Approvisionneur, sm. provi-
der.
Approximation, sf. — tiOn.
Appui, s>n. support; prop ; siil of
à window rest, hand-rail (hau-
teur d') breast height.
Appni-main, sm. manlstick.
Appuyeiv mi.to support-, *prop;
protect; keep up, to second, to
Lack.
— , vn. to press or dweli upon.
S' — , vr. to rely; lean; rest.
Apre , 2. a., rough ; eager ; bard.
Apremont, ad. ïiarshlj ; sharply,
rigidly, roughly.
Après, p. ad. after, next to.
Après coup, too late.
.%près que, c. when, after.
Après quoi, ad. after that ; af-
terwards. [morrow.
Après*»dcmaiu , ad. after to-
Après-dtnéc, sf. afternoon.
Après'ikiidi, afternoon.
A prêté, roughness ; stiarpness;
eagerness, acidity, sourness.
Apte, 2. a, apt, fit, proper.
Aptitude, sf. aptness. [tling.
Apurement, sm. cleanness; set-
Apurer, l'a. to cleanse; seltle.
Aqualile» 2. a, aquatic.
ARC
Aquatique, 2. a. aquatic; na»
Aqueduc, sm. aqueduct. [tery.
Aqueux, se, a, walerisb; vs'ate-
ry, aqueous.
Aquilin, e, havt'ked; aquillne.
Aquilon, sm. nortb-wind.
Aquilouaire, 2. a. northerly.
Arabe, s. m. Arabian, Arabie.
Arabesques, sf. pi. arabesks;.
wliimsical ornaments (in pain-
tlng.)
Arnbesse, sf. Arabian woman.
Arabique, Arabesque, 2. (it
Arable, 2. a. arable. [Arabie.
Arac, sm. arrack.
Araignée, sf. spider, web.
Arang, sm. a lazy printer.
Arasement, levelling.
Araser, va. to level a wall.
Aratoire, a. belongiDg to hus-
bandry, aralory.
Arbalète, cross-bow.
Arbalète à jalet, stone-bow.
Arbalétrier, sm. cross-bowman.
Arbalétriers, «m. pi. beadraf»
ters.
Arbitrage, arbitrage; référence.
Arbitraire, 2. a. arbitrary ; ab-
solute.
Arbitrairement, ad. arbilra-
riiy. [award.
Arbitral, o, a. (sentence), sf.
Arbitraicmeut, ad. by way of
arbitra tion.
Arbilrateur, sm. — tor.
Arbitration, sf. estimation,-
prizing. [arbiter
Arbitre (libre), sm, freewili
Arbitrer, va. to arbitrale; de
cide.
Arborer, to botst ; * set up.
Arborise, a. leaved, tufted.
Arbousier, sm. strawberry tree
arbulus. [tree sho!'
Arbre, a tree ; beam ; mast, ax!'
Arbre de Diane, chymical tree,
Arbrisseau, srbub ; small tree.
Arbuste, sbrub.
Arc, a. bow ; arch ; section.
Arcade, sf. vault; arch; arcade.
Arcaue, Arcauum, sm, ^cbiui)
arcanum.
Arcausou, colopbaoy.
ARD :
Arcasse, buttcck of a ship.
Arcliuutuut, sm. butlress.
Arclioiiler. va to * prcj ; stp-
porl v.uh a Mttress.
i%2ceau. sm. arch. keystone.
Arc-cu>cîel, sm. a raifliow.
Arctoi, trass wire.
ArcliMicge. archange!,
«rt-lic. ïA arch , ark [ofbcat.
krcliéf, SOT. (chim) pnnc:p!e
.rcufel«(, iin. UUie bow, drill
coTt. If'quities.
.l'ciieoieeie. st. treatise on an-
A.rcûei'. an archer', a ccnstablc.
ArcUct., im. tid(Ue-i.tick ; bow;
nocp
A.ti'ii«:i>pe. archétype; mode).
Aici^eiôcki', archbishoprick ;
arciiLui-tiop s palace.
Aiclievpque, archbishop. [ship.
Arcbsdiacouat, archdeacon-
Ai'i'liidïacoué^ archdeaccnry.
ArcliitSiarre. arcbdeacon.
Arcliiditc. aicbduko.
.%rcbidurlia. erthJukedom.
Ari'IiiducUetse, sf. archdu-
cbess
Arcliîcpi^coiral) e, a. — pal,
Arcbiépisorpat, sm. an arch-
bifliop s dignity.
Arclii|iel^ — peJago.
.Arc h i prêtre, sm. archpriest.
Architecte, aichitect.
Arcbileotiire, sf- — ture.
Architrave, £m. — Irave.
Arcbivea, sf. pi. archives; re-
cords, [records.
Arcbiiiste, sm. keeper of the
Archivolte, aichivault.
Archoute, aichon.
Arcbures, sf. drum, casing.
Arçou, saddle-bow.
Arctique, 2. a. arctic, northern.
Ardeiumeut, ad. ardenlly.
Ardent, e, u. ardent; burning;
tiery, intense.
Ardeur, s/', ardour; beat: zeal,
eageiiiess. [ckle).
Ardillou, sm. longue (of a bu-
Ardoise, sf. slate.
Ardoisé, e, a. of a slate colour.
Ardoisière, sf. slale quany.
Ardre, VU. t« * buinj consume.
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ARI
Ardu, e, a. arduous, hard
Are, sjn. the unit of the frCiicS
SLpeificial measure.
Arec, bclel-nut tree.
Aréuutiou, s/', a balh ofhot sar.d,
Arèue, sf. sand, gjavel; arena.
Areueux, se, a. sandy.
Aréomètre, sm. areometer.
Areopikge, Ar.;opaguS.
Areopagcte, — gîte.
Arête, sf. fish-bone; edge; ridge.
Arêtier, sm. bip corner oi a
roof.
Argaucau,sm.(mar)anchorring.
Argemun, sm. a. disease of tbe
17e.
Argéuioae, sf, Ihorny poppy.
Argent, sm. silver; money, cash.
— (vif), quicksilver.
— monuajé, ccin.
— blanc, silver, coin.
— comptant, ready money.
Argenté, e, a. ot a silver colour.
Argeuter, va. to silver over.
Argenterie, sf. plate.
Argentier , sm. silversmith ;
house slenaid, purser.
Argentin, e, a. silver coloured.
— f of clear Sound, silvery.
.Irgenliue, sf. sîlver-weed.
Argenture, sf. silver-platinc .
Argile, white clay, argil.
Argileux, se, a. clayey.
Argot, sm. dead bough ; siub;
cant language.
Argoter, va. to * eut the Sli-b of
a Iree above the eye.
.%rgousin, sm. galley-serjcanl.
Argue, sf. wire-drawing.
Arguer, va. to * wire-draw.
Arguer, to argue; reprove.
Argument, sm. argument.
Argumentant, disputiug.
Argumentateur, arguer.
AriBumcntation, sf. arguirg.
Argumenter, un. to argue, iufer.
Argus, sm. Argus, spy.
Argutie, sf. quirk, cavil.
Arianisme, sm. — nism.
Aride, 2, a. arid, barren, dry.
Aridité, s^ — ty ; barrenness.
Arien, ue, a. S. an Arian.
Ariès, bélie^ n». Arles, ranu
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Arieilc, sf. — ta; tune-
Aiiser,iia. to lower (a sea terni).
Aristarqiie, sni. a critic.
ArË!<tocra(e, sm. — crat.
Aristocratie, sf, — cracy.
Aristocratique, 2. a. — tical.
Aristocratiquemeiit 9 ad, —
cally.
Aristodémorratle, S/'. — cracy.
Aristodémocratique ^ 2. a.
aristodPirocratical.
Aritliiocticien, sm. — tian.
Arilliniétique, sf. — metic.
Aritl>n>étiqiie, 2. a.— tical.
AriBitniétîqiiement.a/f. — cally.
Arlequin, sm.buffoon,harlequin.
Artcqiiinadc, sf. buffoonery.
Armadille, a. llght frigate, ar-
madilla (fleet), armadillo (ani-
mal), [owner.
Armateur, sm. prWateer, ship
Armature, sf. iron bars used in
timber-work. [coat of arms.
ArnxB, sf. arm ; weapon ; armour,
Armes blanclses, bayonets.
Arme à feu, a. fire-arm ; gun.
Anne de trait, a bow,crossbow.
Armée, S/', army ; fleet.
Ai'meliiie, ermice.
Armement, sm.fitting ont a sbip.
Arménien, ne, a. S. Armeniaii.
Arméuieune, sf. a bluisb stone.
Armer, fa. to arm ; to fit, to
cock.
S'— , vr. to arm one's seir, for-
Arniet, sm. helmet ; head. [tify.
Arm-Elaire, 2. (sphère), hol-
low sphère, annulet.
Armï.lle, sf. annulet.
Armiuianisine, sni. — nism.
Arminien, ne, a. s. — nian.
Armistice, sm. — (ice; truce.
Armoire, sf. cupboard ; press.
Armoiries, ;)^ coat of anus.
Armoise, mugwort; molhwort.
Armoisin, sm. -sarcenet.
Armoriai, book of armory.
Armorier, VO.. tO paint coats of
arnis.
Armoriqiic, 2. a. maritime.
Armoriste, sm. armorist; he-
rald ; blazoDPr.
Armure, sf. armo.ur.
Arnii:
ARh
, sm. armonrer; gnn-
I, arnica. [perfiime.
tes, sm. pi. aromatics;
Aronuntiqiie, 2. a. aromniic.
Aromatisation, sf. — tinn.
Aromatiser, va. to perfume ,
aromatize. [iike myrrh.
Aromatite, sf. a precious stone,
Arômo,sm.(chim.),spirit,aroma.
Aronde (queue €l^),s^. swallow
tail. [low.
Arondelat, sm. a young swaU
Arjvailleur, sm. gold-finder.
.%rj>cnt, French acre.
.Irpentage, land-surTey.
.irpenter, va. to survey land;
riin walk miich or fast.
Arpenteur, sm. surveyor.
.^rqiié, e, a. arched; bent.
.'ïrqiiebiBsade, sf. — sade.
Arqgsebiise, arquebuse.
.^rqiiebuserie, sf. trade of a
gun?mith. [smith.
Arquebusier, sm. — sier; gun-
Arqijer, un. fO * bend.
Amichcment, sm. pulling out
looihiiig, plucking oui.
Ari-achcV, va. to pull, fo * draw,
* piuck out, 01' up snalch.
.^rraebeur de dcnls,s»i. tootb
drovver, dentisl.
Arracbis, sm. pi. young trees
era;ed.
Arrangement, sm. — ment;
disposai; contrivance, setiing
in order. [adjust, prépare.
Arranger, Va. to * set in order
Arras. sm.z sort oT large parrot.
Arrentement, S!)!, renting out.
Arrenicr, vn. to * let out ; rent.
Arrérager, vn. to ' be in ar-
Arrérage». sm. arrears. [rears.
Arrestation, sf. arrest.
Arrêt, sm. decree ; arrest; stop.
Arrêté, sm. resoluliOD.
— de compte, a setlled accnunt.
Arrêter, va. to * stop; balance;
arrcft, fas(en,hold, hire, sirike.
S'— i')'. to ' stop ;*stay,* larry;
forbear.
I Arrêtistc, sm. compiler of de>
[ crées.
ARR
Arrbe, sf. earnest. picdge, tno-
ncy advanced.
Arrhémetit, sm. the bailin g, or
giving security.
Arrhcr, va. to'gÎTe earnest mo-
.»rrîcre, ad. away. [ney behind.
Ai'i'icrc «le, pr, far rrom.
Arrière, sni. stern, abafl,
ArB'ière-han, arrierban.
Arricre-Iiouliqucs/'.backshop.
Arrière-eliaiige, sm, interest
ufion-intereft.
Arrière-cour, sf. back-yard.
Arricre-forinier,under tenant.
Arrière-fier, mesne-fce.
Arrière-snrde, sf. Ihe rear of
an army.
Arrière-mnin, SOT. back of Ihe
hand ; back-slroke.
Arrière-iie\'cii, Eon of a gran-
dchild, or nephew.
Arrière-pciiscc, sf. mcnlal ré-
serve. [i:randdaui:h!cr.
Arricrc-pelile-fille, «/■. a g rcat-
Arrière-peti(-nis, sm. grtat-
grandsoii. [stilchcs,
Arrière-point, sm. wrisl band-
Arricre-snisoit, sf. latler end
of aulumn ; o!d a^e.
Arrière-vassal, S7n. under-te-
Arrièrc, e, a. in arrears. [nant.
Arriérer, va, to ' Ihrow behind-
hand, delay.
S' — , vr. to * be in arrears.
Arrimage, sm. slowago.
Arrimer, va, lO StOW.
Arriinciir, S7n, Stower.
Arriser, va, to lower (Ihe sails
of a ship).
Arrivage, sm, arrivai of goods.
Arrivée, sf. arriva] ; coming.
Arriver, vn. to arrive ; * corne
10 pass, happen, befall.
Arrogaiiiniciit, ad, proudly ;
haiightily.
Arrogance, s/', arrogance; pride.
Arrogaut , e, a. arrogant,
liaughiy.
Arroger (S''),ur',arrtigafe, daim.
Arrondir, vi, to ' mako round;
* give a good turn, enlarf^e.
Arrondir, va. (roar.) to wea-
tber a capoi
2 ASC
."<' —, t'A to * grow round.
Ai'roïidissciiieiit, Sî)?.roiindirig;
a district, vvard.
Arrosage, watering. [klinu.
Arroseinent, walering, sprin
Arroser, va. to walcr; baste.
Ari'osoir, sni. watcring-pot.
Arseaial, arsenal.
Arsvnie, arsenic, orpine.
Arsenical, c, a. — cal.
Art, sm. art, skill, abilily. — • Il
n'y a point d*ai-t chez Iciir
he is a mosl candid man.
Artère, sf. artery.
Artériel, le, a. arlerial.
Artériciix, se, arlerious,
Artcrïole, sf. small arlery.
Artériologic, sf. — logy;
Ireatise on arteries.
Artériotornie, — lomy ; opening
an artery.
Artésien (puits), artesian wcli.
Ai-lliritiqiic, 2.0. — tic; goiily.
Artichaut, sm. artichoke.
Article, article; joint matter,
thing, subject.
Articulaire, 2. a, — lar.
Articulation, sf. — tion.
Articuler, va, to articulate.
Artifice, s?H. skill; craft; artifice.
Artificiel, le, a. artificiel ; fitti-
tious. [by art.
Artificiellement, aft. — cially;
Artificier, sm. fire-worker,
Artificieiiscmcnt, ad, crai'lily,
ArtilîcieiBx, se, a. cunning.
Artillé, e, a. (mar.) mounlcd
wilh cannon. [nance.
Artillerie, sf. artillery; ord-
Artilleur, sm. artilleryman.
Artimon, mizen-mast.
Artisan, c, arliliccr, tradesman.
Artisan, sin. wood-worin.
Artisonnc, e, a. vvorni-eaten.
Artiste, sm. artist; performei"
singer.
Artistoment, ad. artfully.
Aruspice, diviner, soolhsayer.
.*B, sm. ace.
A savoir, ad, to wit.
Asbesic. asbestos, a stone whicb
firo caiii:ot consume.
scnriticB. sm. pi. — de?.
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A8cen<1an(,sm.— dant;influence.
Ascendaul, e , a, ascendirg ,
iipward.
Asccaieiou^ sf, ascension.
Ascousionnul, le, a. — nal.
Ascè<c, s. ascetic; anchoret.
Ascétique, 2. ascetic.
Afioieus, sm, pi, asciî.
Ascile, sf. ascites; dropsy.
AscitiquO) 2. a. — tic.
Ascyron, sm. St. John's wort.
Asiatique, 2. a. S. Asialic ; loose.
Asile, sm. asylum, slielter.
Asine (bête), he or she ass.
Aspect, «7?!. aspect; looli; 'vi-
sion ; sight.
Asperge, sf. asparagus.
Asperger, va. to hesprinlile.
Aspergea, sm. holy water sprin-
kler.
Aspérité, sf. roughness , asperity.
Aspersion, besprinivling.
Aspersoir, sm. lioiy waterstick.
Asphalte, sm. jeco's pilch, as-
pliaitum.
Asplinitiquc, 2. n. bituminous.
Asplioilèle, sm. dalTodii , as-
pbodel.
Asphyxie, sp suspension of 'vilal
action, asphysy. [asphyxy.
Asphyxié, 2, a. struck witli an
Aspic, sm. asp, slanderer, spi-
kenard, aspic.
Aspirant, e, a, S. Candidats»
Aspirant, midsbipman.
Aspiration, sf. — tion; pious
ejaculations.
Aspirer, v. to aspire; * draw
brealh; aspirale; attract.
Aspre, sm. Turkish. coin (about
one penny), [gressor.
Assaillant, sm. assailant; ag-
Assaîlllr, l'a. to assault, attack.
Assainir, to render healthy.
Assaisonnement,.9m.seasoning.
Assaisonner, va. to season.
Assaisonneiir, sm. seasoner.
AssaUi, sf. the favourite sulta-
ness. [derer.
Assassin, sm. assassin, mur-
Assassinant, e, a. very tedious.
Assassinat, sm. ■— nation, mur-
der.
ASS
Assassiner, un. to murdcr, kiil
plague, vex, tire. [oiiset-
Assaut, sm. assault ; sIoiit] ,
Assêelienient, sm. a dryiug up
Assécher, rrt. to dry up.
Assemblage, assemblage ; joi
ning, union; heap, collection.
Asseuibicc, sf. assembly ; nu et-
ing, call. [meet, gallicr.
Assembler, va. to assemble ; '
Asséner, to strike hard.
Assentiment, sm. assent.
Asseoir, va.lo* sel ; * lay assess ;
pilch; flx , seat.
S' — , vr. to * sit down.
Aseermenter, va. to * swear
one; to confirm by cath.
Asscrteur, sm. asserlor; rescuer.
Assertion, sf. assertion.
Assertivenient, ad. affirmati-
vely. [slave,
Asserx'ir, va. to subject; on-
Asser-t'issement, sm. subjec-
lion. [iônt.
Assesseur, sm. assessor; assis-
Assessorial, e, a. belonging to
an assessor.
Asseï, ad. enough.
Assi<lu,e,a.assiduous, constant.
Assiduité, sf, assiduity, dili-
gence.
Assidûment, ad. assiduously.
Assiégeant, e, a. besieging.
Assiéger, rn. to besiege ; * Ijc-
set, surround.
Assiégés, sm. pi. the besieged.
Assiente, sf, slave trade; As-
siento.
Assietv«, sf. plate ; situation ;
a«scssment; fund; temper;
Assiettée, plateful. [irim.
Assignat, sm. mortgage ; French
credit-paper, [sumnions.
Assignation, sf. assignment ,
Assigner, va.to assign; to suni-
mon, allot.
Assimilation, sf. — ton, u. ma-
king iike: resemblance.
Assimiler, va. to assimilate, *
make Iike.
Assimilé, c, a. comparedi
Assise, sf, laver of slonest
Assises, sf, pi. assizea<
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Assistance, — ce; audi.nc\
A«siï!>(;iiii. e. a. s. an as^I5laD[•,
lielper. tij-stander.
-ts^utantc, ,<:/". a Dun that as-
stis tue abbess.
AssisiRiiis. sm. j)i.-as?enibly.
Assister, va. to asf ist ; to ' be
présent; to belp. [nership.
Association, sf. — tion, part-
Associc> e, s. partner.
Associer, va. to associate, to
join unité, admit.
S" —, vr. to enter into part-
nership wilh. [crops.
Assolement , distribution of
.Assombrir, to darkon, look
gloomy. [oppres=.
ABsommer,tolniockdo\t'n; maul;
Assommoir, sm. loadstone in a
mouse-trap.
Assomption, sf. Assuinption.
Assonance* rbyme.
Assonant, e, a. assonant; chi-
ming. [suit, set,
.Assortiment, sm. sortment ;
Assortir, l'd. to ' supply, match,
suit. [stock.
S' — , vr. to get a suitable
Assortissant, e, a. matcbing.
Assotcr, V7i. be infatuated.
Assoté, e, a. doatinp ; fond of.
Assoupir, va. to * makc drowsy;
to Euppress, luil. hush. [sleepy.
S' — , vr, to ' grow dull, or
Assoupissant, e, a. somnife-
rous.
Assoupissement , 5m. beaTi-
ness ; suppression,
.«ssouplir. va. to supple a horse,
.tssotirclir. to deafen, stun,
Vssouvir, to glut; satisfy.
rASSoiivissement, sm. glutting.
Assujettir, va. to subdue; *
overcome; submit, [self,
S' — ,vr. lo subject, tic one's
Assujettissant, c, a. slavisb.
Assujettissement, sm, subjec-
tion, sen'îtude.
Assurance, sf. — ce, safety;
confidence; trust; boidness.
Assure, a. certain, steady firm,
re.
Assii
ncnt, ad, assnredlj.
ATO
Assurer, va. assure ; Insnre*
encou-.age; to assert, déclare,
.Assureur, 5»;;. insurer.
.Astelle, s/', (chim.) splint bolster
Astérisme, asterism.
Astérisqnc, asterisk(*),cat'seye.
.Asthme, sni. asihma.
Asthmatique, 2. a. asthinatic.
Asticoter, va. to plagup, for tri-
Astragale, astragal, [fies,
.A»tral, o, astral, slarry.
Astre, sm. slar, planet.
Astreindre, va. to confine, tie
up * bind, oblige,
S'—, vr. to submit to. [costi-ve.
Astringent, e, a. astringent,
Astrolabe, sm. cross staff.
Astrologie, sf. — logy.
Astrologique, 2. n. — gîcal.
Astrologiquemeut, ad. — cally,
Astrologiae, sȕ. astrologer.
Astronome, astronomer.
Astronomie, sf. astronomy.
Astronomique, 2. a. — mical.
.Astronomiqiienient, ad. — cal-
Astuce, sf. wile, craft, [ij.
Asymétrie, sf. assymmetry,
.Atabale, sm. kettle drum.
Ataraxie, sf. — xia ; quiet of
minrt, [dio.
Atelier, sm. TPorkshop, m., stu-
Atermoiement, delay,
.Atermoyer,t'rt.to*put off, delay.
S' — , vr, to compound witb
creditors. [tical.
Athée, 2. a. s. atbeist atheis-
Atliéisme, sm. atheism.
Athénée, sm. athœncum,
Atlilctc, sm. athlète, champoin,
wrestler.
Athlétique, 2, athletic,
Atinter, va. to ' trick up, * se!
ont, adorn, dresc.
Atlantes, sf. ]il. statues put
instead of columns, caryatide.
Atlantique, 2. o. Atlantic, wes-
Atlas, sm. Atlas. [tern,
Atmosphère, sf. atmosphère.
Atome* SDit atom.
Atomiste, atomist.
Atonie, sf. atony ; faintness.
Atours, syn.jÀ. woman's altirei
Atout, sm. trump at cards.
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Atrabiluîre, 2. a. — larlous.
Atrabile, nf. black choler.
Atraïuentairo, sf. Sulphate of
iron, -vitriolie slane.
Atre, sm. hearth. [nefarious.
Atroce, 2. a. b^Hnous, grievous,
Alrocité. sf. heinousness, atro-
city.
Atrophie, sf. consumption.
Altanler (S'), vr. to * sil down
at table. [dearin^.
«ttaoliant, e, a, engaging; en-
Aitachc, sf. a tie; string, atla-
cblment. [zeal, tie.
Attachement, sm. alTcctioa ;
Attacher, va. to tie ; fasten ;
apply; altach. [to * stick le.
S' — , vr. to apply one's self;
Attaquable, 2. a. that raay be
attacked, assailable.
Altaqunul, e, a. S. aggrcssor.
Attaque, sf. attack; insuit; fit.
Attaquer, va. to attack; * fall
upon ; insuit.
Attarder (S'), to be late.
Atteiudrc, Vil. to reach; atlain.
Atteint, e, a. arraigned ; afflic-
ted; hit with or by; cbarged
with.
Atteinte, sf. tlow; hurt; fil.
Attelage, syn, set of harness, or
liorses, team.
Atteler, va. to * put to, or into.
<lttelle, sf. splint.
Attcloire, sf. a peg, or pin.
Attenant, ad. next to ; near.
Attenant, c, a, contiguous.
Attendant, e, a. that waits, in
the meanlime.
Attendre, i;a. to wail; expect.
S' — , vr. to rely upon ; to ex-
pect. [mo\e.
Attendrir, va. tO soften ; affett ,
S' — j vr. to * grow tender; to
* be affected, pity.
Attendrissant, e, a. mo-ving.
Attendrissement, sm. Commi-
sération, compassion.
Attendu, pr. for, on account of.
Attendu que, c. seeing that.
Attentat, sm. outrage, altempt.
Attentatoire, 2. O. illégal, un-
lawful.
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Attente, sf. expectalîon, hopB.
Attenter, vn. to atlempt, heed.
Atten(ir,«'e,a, attentive, in tent^
fui mindful.
Attention, sf. atlenliun ; vare.
Attenliiement, ad. — fely.
Atténuant, e, a. weakening.
Alténuatir, ve, a. attenuating.
Atténuation, sf. — tion.
Atténuer, va. lo altenuale.
Atterrage, sm. landing-place.
Atterrer, va. lo ' throw down;
destroy, cast down.
Atterrir, vil. ma. to make land.
Atterrissement, sm. land in-
creased by sea-slime, allu\ion.
Attestation, sf. — tion ; certiB-
— sous serment, affida\it. [cate.
Attester, ua. attesl ; cal! to wit-
Atticisme, sm. atticism. fness,
Attiédir, va. to cool; make lu
kewarm.
S' — , vr. become careless.
Attiédissenient, sm. COolnesE.
Attifer, va. to * trick up,
Attiqtie, 2. ffl. attlc. [implement.
Attirail, SOT. baggage ; train,
Attirant, e, a. attractive.
Attirer, Va. to altract; * draw;
entice, wheedie, excite.
S' — , vr. to draw upon one's
self : * to • win.
Attiser le feit, va. tO stir up
fire; to inflamc. [the flrn.
Attiscur, se, S. one who stirs
Attitrer, va. to appoint ; to Com-
mission, to bribe.
Attitude, sf. attitude; posture.
Attouchement, sm. touch ; fee
ling, contact.
Attractif- ve, a. attractive.
Attraction, sf. attraction.
Attractionnaire, 2. a. — nary
Attrait, sm. allurement, bail.
Attraits, -pi. charms, beauty.
Attrape, sf. gin, snare (mar.)
relieving tackle, trick.
— mouche, sm. fly trap.
Attraper, va. lo * catch ; * hit,
• cbeat; * overlake; surprise^
to reach. [priser; clieat.
Attrapeur, se, S. catcher, sur-
Attrayant, e, a. attractive.
ALli
Attreinpcr, va. to temper.
Attribuer, to attribute; ascribe;
assume.
Attribut, gm. altribute.
Attributif, ve, a. attributing.
Attribution, sf. allowance; pri-
vileg-e.
Attristant, c, a. sad, grievous.
Attrister, va. to grieve, afflict.
Attrition, sf. attrition.
Attroupement, sm, tumult,
riot, rubbing, friction, mob.
Attrouper, va. to * get together,
S' — , vr. to flock in crowds.
Au, art. VI. to the; in; with; for.
Aiibnde, s/", aubade; reprimand.
Aubain, sm. alien.
Aubaine, sf. windfall ; escheat.
Aube, «/■. daybreak, alb(of priesl)
dawn liorit bonrd, pudtile board.
Aubépine, hawthorn.
Auberge, pubbc bouse, inn.
Aubergine, egy plant.
Auberon, sm. calch of a lock.
Aubier, sm. bazcl-trfe ; sap.
AubtToin, cornflower. [canter.
Aubin, white of an egg, aubin,
Aucun, c, ((. no; none; not any.
Aucunement,, ad. not at tall. '
Audace, sf. boidness ; audacity,
Audncieusement, ad. boldly,
Auflacieux, se, a. audacious,
Aii-decn, pr. on this side.
Au-delà, beyond.
Audîejice, s/, audience; hearing.
Audiencier, 57?i. Crier of a court,
Auditeur, — tor, [usher.
Auditif, ve, a. audifory.
Audition, sf. audit, hearîng.
Aisditoire, sm. ses^ions-bouse,
auditory, congrégation.
Auge, sf. tro\igh ; tray, hod.
Augée, «. tray-full.
Auget, sm. drawer of a bird,
cage, fpout, of a mill hopper,
bucket of water wbeels.
Augiucntateiir, sm. who adds
to the wcrk of anolher, aug-
mentor.
Augmentatif, Te, a. — fative.
Auiinientntion, sf. — lion.
Augmenter, va. to augment,in-
crease, en large
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Augurai, e, n, of an augnr, an'
gurial. "[omen-
Augure, sm. augury; augur;
A'igurer, va. to augurale.
Auguste, 2. a. august; royal.
AujourdMiui, ad. to day; noWi
Auli(|uc, 2. a. aulic.
-lumôuc, sf. alms, clinritj.
Auniôner, va. to beslow alms.
Auniûuerie, sf. almoner's di-
guily; almonry, [ner.
Aumônier, sm, chaplain, almo-
Aumiice, sf. amess.
Aunage, sm. alnage, measuring
Aune, sf. an ell. [by ells.
Aune, sm. aider tree.
Auncr, va. to measure by the ell.
Auneur, sm. alnager.
Auparavant, ad. before.
Auprès, pr. near, about ; by; to.
Auprès, ad. hard by ; close by.
Auréole, sf. glory; crown.
Auriculaire, 2. a. — lar.
Témoin — , ear-witness. '
Aiiriciile, auricle, auricula.
Aurifique, 2. a. that convcrts
inio gold. [long-eared herse.
Aurillas, clieval aurillas,
Auronc, sf. wild wormwood.
Aurore, dawn; aurora ; yellow;
the east. [lis.
Aurore boréale, aurora borea-
Ausculter, to auscultate.
Auspice, sm. auspice , omen ,
patronage. [as, likewise.
Aussi, c. aiso, so, too, but, truly,
Aussi-bien, for; as vell.
Aussi peu, as litllc. [soon.
Aussitôt, ad. immedialely ; as
Aussitôt cguc, c. as soou as.
Auster, soutbern wind.
Ausiere, 2. a. austère, rigid.
Austèrcmcnt, ad. severeiy.
Austérité, sf. auEterity, rigor.
Austral, c, a. soulh'^ru, austra»
Autan, sm. south wind. [h,!.
Autant, ad. as much, so much;
as many. [lar as ; as — so.
Autant que, e. as much as ; as
Autel, altar; religion (in poetry).
Auteur, sni. aulhor; maker;
writer; inventer; aulhoritj;
contrider, proinoter.
A VA
AiiUicnticité, sf. — City.
Aii)liciilit|iie, 2. a. authentic.
AutlieiitiqiiC) sf. authentic;
Roman laws.
Aiitlicutiquement, ad. — cMy.
Aii(lieu<iqiicr, va. to prove.
AiatooépliaEc^ syn. — lus, I* e*
bis own ruier, op ma?ter.
Autocrate^ sm. autocrat,
Autocratie, sf. de?polic go-
•vernment.
Autoctlioncs, pi. aborigines.
Au(o-ila>rc, sin. auto-da-fe.
Autograiilie, st. et m. aufo-
grapby, original writing.
Automate) sm. autoraaton ; a
simpleton.
Automnal, e, a. autumnal.
Automne, sf. autumn.
Autonomie, autonomy ; liberty.
Autopsie, antopi^y.
Autorisation, empowering.
Autoriser, va. to empower ;
.jusiiliy ; empower.
S' — ,' pr. to * get crédit.
Autorité, sf. autliorily, power.
Autour, pr. about, round.
■autour-; sm. goshawlv.
Autre, pr. olher, another.
Autrefois, ad. formerly, hère
tofore.
iîutrerois, sf. another time.
Autrement, ad. otherwise; also.
Autrepart, elsewhere.
Autruche, sf. ostrich.
Autrui, sm. others, other people.
Auvent, pent-house; shed.
Auvernat, a. sort of red heady
wine, auvernat.
4ui, art. pi. to the.
4u:iiliaire, 2. a. auxiliary.
lïvacliir (S'), vr. to Qag.
Aval, surety for payment, endor-
cement. [river.
Aval, ad. downwards ; down the
Avalage, sm. letting down.
Avalaison, sf. ilood, torrent.
Avalanches, sf. pi. fal' of snow
from the mounlains. [a river.
Avalant, a. ebbing, going down
Avalasse, sf. a torrent.
Avaler, va. to swallow; * let
down, to endorse.
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Avaler, vn. to * hew off.
S' — ,(;»■. to * go down; to * hang
down.
Avalcur, se, s. greeoy-gnt.
Avaioire, sf. large throat.
Quelle avaioire! what a gui.
zierl [juttiDg.
Avance, sf. advance ; step ; ont-
D' —, ad. beforehand.
Avancement, sm. preferment;
advanct ment ; progress ; for-
wardneps; promotion.
Avancer, va. to advance; 'set
forth ; forward; * avail, project.
S' — , vr. to move, * eome or *
go forward ; * get preferment.
Avanie, sf. oppression; insuit.
Avant, sm. prowhead.
Avant, pr. before; forward; deep.
Avantage, sm. advantage ; en-
dowment, privilège; honnr,
viclory; odds; breakhead. [vour.
Avantager, va. to bestow ; fa-
Avantageusement, ad. profit-
ably ; favorably.
Avantageux, se, a. advanta-
geous. — Une taille avanta-
geuse, a fine shape.
.tvant-bec, sm,. jutting-stones
of a bridge.
Avant-corps, forepart.
Avant-cour, sf. fore-court.
Avant-coureur, sm. forerun-
ner; warning, harbinger.
Avant-fosse, sm. fore-dilch.
Avant-garde, sf. vanguard.
Avant-goût, sm. foretasie.
Avant-hier, ad. day before yes«
tarday.
Avant-jour, time before sunrise.
Avant-logis, sm. fore-honse.
Avant-main, forehand stroliC.
.%vant-mi<li, fore noon.
Avant-mur, outward wall.
Avant-propos, preamble.
Avant-toit, house-eave.
.4vant-train, fore-wheels. [re.
Avant-veille, $/'. two days befo-
Avare, 2. a. covefous sordid.
Avare, s. a. miser.
Avarcnient, ad. covniousiy.
Avarice, sf. covetoufness.
Avai'icîeui) sej a. avariciouSc
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Avnric, e, (I. averaged,damaged.
Avarie, sf. average, damage.
_*»«rii's, pi. a^erage, loss.
.«vaste, stop (sea term).
A-vaii-reaii,a^. down the river.
Avec. /Jr. with; withal; for; by; in.
Avi-iiifire, va. * take, fetch out.
Aveline, sf. Albert.
Avelinier, sm. filbert-tree.
Avenant, e, a. becoming; pre-
possessing. [ming.
Avènement, sm. accession ; co-
Avenir, vn. to happen ; chance ;
ûCLUr.
Avenir, future ; posterîty.
A l'Avenir, ad. henceforth.
Aveitt, sm. advent.
Aventure, sf. adventure ; event ;
fortune ; love.
Aventurer, va. to Tenture.
Aventureux, se, a. venturous.
Aventurier, e, a. s. ad\enturer.
Avenue, sf. avenue ; walk.
Avérer, va. to prove ; aver.
Avernc, sm. hell (in poetry).
Averse, sf. heavy shower.
Aversion, sf. aversion ; hatred.
Avertir, va. to warn ; inform,
apprise, tell.
Avertissement, syn. advertise-
ment; warning; caution.
Aveu, confession; consent; avo-
uai, admission.
Aveugle, a. s. blind.
A l'uveugle, ad. blindly.
Aveugle— né, e, stone-blind.
Aveuglement, sm. blindness.
Aveuglément, ad. blindly.
Aveugler, va. to blind; dazzle.
— , to erect s battery againsl.
Avcugletle, à l'aveuglette,
ad. groping raslily, [ping.
Avide, 2. greedy ; eager, gras-
Aviilemcnt, ad. eagerly.
A virtîtc,s/'.pagernef s; greediness.
Avilir, va. to disgrâce, abate, de-
preciate, dégrade.
Avilir (s'), vr. to debase one's
seir.
Avilissement, Sm. ahasement.
Aviiier, un. to imbibe witli wiue.
Aviron, .s)n. car, paddie. [onrs.
Avironner, va. to draw wiD'
Avis, sm. advice ; opinion; In
telligence, notice.
Avise, e, a. prudent, crafty.
Avisemeut, SOT. thought , Con-
sidération.
Aviser, vn. to consider; spy;
warn; * think of, [self.
S' — , vr. to • bethink one's
Aviso, sm. advice-boat.
.%vitaiilcnient, sm. victuallÎDg.
Avilailler, va. to victual.
Avitailleur, sm. victualler.
Aviver, va. to brisk up; polish;
hew. ' [ fogger.
Avocasser, vn. to • be a petti-
Avocat, sm.. lawyer, advocate.
.Avocat plaidant, barrîster.
— consultant, cbamber COun*
sel. [trix.
Avocate, sf. advocate, média*
Avoine, Aveine, oats.
Avoiues, j)/. standing oats.
Avoir, TOI. to * hâve, * hâve got;
— faim, to * be hungry, [tobe.
— soif, to * be thirsty.
Avoir cliniïd, to * De warm or
— froiil, to ' be cold. [hot
— heaiB, — in vain.
— «O ans, to be 20 yearsold.
— lieu, to take place.
— égard, to pay attention to.
Avoir, sm. sulistance, vrealth.
Avoisincr, va. to border on.
Avortement, sm. miscarriage,
abortion
Avorter, vn to miscarry ; abort.
Avorton, sm abortive chiid ;
shrimp.
Avoue, attorney, sollicitor.
.1 vouer, va. to own ; avow, te
recognize.
Avril, sm. April ; prime.
Axe, sm. axis, axie-tree
Axillaîre, 2. a. axillary.
A.\iuomance, sf. — m'ancj
Axiome, sni, axiom; maxim.
Axongc, sf the fat of animais»
Ay, aje, int. ah ! oh 1 ah I
.tzédarac, sm. jujiib tree.
Azcrole, sf. azerole.
.ïzébro, sm. ethiopian horst.
Azimut, azimuth
Aiimiital, e, a. azimuthal.
BAD
Azote, sm. azote.
Azur, sm. lapis lazuli, azuré*
Azui', sk}-colour, blue.
Azui-é, e, a. skj-colouréd.
'^U BAI
Azyme, 2. u. uuleaveiied.
.azymes, sm. azymes.
Azymithe, s. azjmite.
B
B, sm. un It bien formé, — a
w.ell made B;
D (être marqué au), être
borgue, bossu, boiteux ou
bègue.— to be one-eyed hunch-
tacked, lame, or a stammerer.
' B-moI, sm. B-llat.
B-quarre, B-sharp.
Babel ( tour de ), sf. confused
place or affair. [whey.
Babeurre, sm. butter-milk,
Babiche, sf. lap-dog, Babicbon.
Babii, chat, talkativeness.
Babillard, e, a. chatterer, prat-
tler. babbler.
Babiller, va. to chat, prattle.
Babiue, sf. lip of beast.
Babiole,_bauble, toy, trifle.
Bâbord, sm. larboard.
Babouche, sf. Asiatic slippers.
Babouiu,S7)i. baboon; simpleton.
«abouiner, V. play the bulToon.
Bac, sm. ferry-boat,tank.
Bacaliau, stock-hsh.
Baccalauréat, bacbelorship.
Bacchanale, sf. tumultuous de-
bauch ; Bacchanal.
Bacchanales, Baccbus's feast.
Bacchante, sf termagant l bac-
Baclia, sm. a bachaw. [chant.
Sache, sf. a waggon-tilt, larpau-
ling. [a knight.
Bachelier, sm. bacbetor of arts;
Bâcher, va to tilt. |
Bachique, 2. a. drunken, merry. j
Bachot, sm,. wherry, pass-boat. i
Bachotage, wherryman, busi- 1
Bachoteur, wherryman. [ness.
Bâclage, sm, a lier of boats.
Bâcler, va. conclude, to patch
up. [clude.
BaculouiétrM;, sf. — metry, con-
Badaud, e, s. booby ; cockney.
ti. B. Badaud at Paris an swers
to the Word Cockue; in LoudoQ.
Badaudage, silliness, saur.toi
ring.
Badauder, vn. to gape ahout.
Ba<laudcric,s/. silly behaviour,
idleness.
Badigeon , sm. plaster of Parïs
Badigeonner, va. to lime-wasbi
to white-wash.
Badin, e, a. S. playful , wanton.
Badinage, sm. sport, play.
Badinant, a horse of reser-ve.
Badine, sf. light walking switch.
Badinenieut, ad. jistiDgly,
Badiner, va. to jest, play.
Badiuerie, sf. jest, play, sport.
Bafouer, va. to ridicule; abuse,
to scotr at.
Bâfre, sf. guttling.
Bâfrer, vn. to guttle, to stuff.
Bagage, sm. baggage , luggage.
Bagarre, sf. brawl, strife, squab-
Bagatclle, trifle, toy. [ble.
Bagatelle, int. stuff I away 1
— Vive la bagatelle, aM'ay
with sorrow and care.
Bagne, sm. galley.
Bague, sf. ring.
Baguenaude, bladder*nut.
Bagueuauder, vn. to trifle.
Bagueuaudier, s'm. bladder-
Baguer, va. to baste. [nut-tree.
Bagues-sauves, clear, safe.
Baguette, sf. wand; rod; stick.
ram-rod.
Baguettes, ^2. ganlelope.
Baguier, S'm. ring-case.
Bahut, trunk, press.
Bahutier, trunk-maker.
Bai, e, a. bay-coloured.
Bai-brun, brown-bay.
Bai-châtain, of a cbestniit-co>
Bai-cluir, light-bay. [lour.
Bai-doré, yellow dun.
Baie, s^. bay berry; ûarii ; gap.
Baie, bay gulf.
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BAL
Baictte, sf. baize.
Baigucr, va. to balhe ; soak, to
water. [nio-kecper.
llaigueiii> se, s. bather; iiaj-
Baignoir, sin. batliing-place.
Baignoire, sf. bathing-tub.
Bail, sm. lease.
Baille, sf. large sea-tub.
Bûilleiiient, sm. yawning.
Bâiller, vil. lo gape, yawn.
Bailler, va. to * give, reach, de-
liver, to grant.
— à feruie. to lease; * let out.
Bailleresse, jf. b'asor.
Bâilleur, se, S. yawner.
Bailleur, sm. ieasor.
Bailli, sni. bailiff; judge; sene-
schal, rêve, sberilT.
Bnillage, bailiwiok.
Bùillou, sm. gag.
Bâillonner, un. to gag.
Bain. sm. batli, bagnio.
ilaiii-inaric, balneum-mariœ.
Baioiiitette, sf. bayonet.
liaiseuiaius, sm.' pi. compli-
mrnts, service.
Baisenaeut. sm. kissing.
Baiser, sm. kiss, buss.
Baiseiir. se, s. a kisser.
Baisotter, va. to kiss often.
Baisse, sf. diminulion in value,
fall, décline.
Baisser, v. to * let down ; stoop ;
lower; * fall; ' sink, strike,
castdown.
Baissière, sf. dregs, sédiment.
lîaisure, kissing crust.
Bajoue, s/', a hog's cheek.
Bal, sm. a bail, dance.
Baladin, e, s. dancer at sbows ;
hnffoon, merry-andrew. [scar.
Balafre, sf. gash ; slasb ; rent,
Balafrer, va. to slash; gash.
Balai, sm. broom; besom.
Balais (rubis), balass, a fine
ruby; a very red pimple.
Balance, sf. Ijaiance ; libra ;
scale. [dancing).
Balance, sm. a. balance (in
Balancement, balancing.
Balancer, va. to balance, poise,
waver, weigh.
— (»c), • swing; Lover; waddle.
Balancier, sm. halance-makor i
balance of a watcli ; flil cf a
jack; beam of the scales.
Balanciers de boussole, s
}il. (niar.), the symbals of i
compass.
Balnucincs, sf. pi. lifts.
Bsilançoire, sf. see-saw.
Bnlassc, sf. mattress made o!
oat chaB.
Balausle, sf. wild pomegranate.
Bnlaj'Cr, va. to * sweep.
Balayer, to kil or * drive out
frnni a post (in war).
Balayeur, se, s. sweeper; a
broom-man, or woman.
Balayures, sf. pi. sweepings.
Balbutiement, Sin. stammc-
ring, stuttering.
Balbutier, Vîi. to stammer; lisp.
Balcon, sm. balcony.
Bai<Iai|uiu, canopy, baldachin.
Baleine , sf. whale, whalebone.
Ifuleinier, wbaler, wbaling sliip.
Baleiuon, Sm. voung wbaie.
Balcvre, sf. under l[p.
Balise, buoy or masf, beacon.
Baliser, V. to * set buoys.
Baliste. sf. balisla.
Balivage, sm. the markins o!
pollards in a forest.
BalÎTcau, sm. pollard stander.
Baliverner, vn. to trille.
Balivernes, sf. pi. nonsense
Iriûes.
Ballade, sf. balladj "iODg.
Ballant, a. smnging.
Balle, sf. bullet, bail ; iLiOle.
Balle ramée, a. cross-bar shot.
Ballet, sm. ictertude; ballet.
Ballon, stn. football; balloon.
Ballon aérostatique, air-bai-
loon. Vid. Aérostat.
Ballonnier, foctball-maker.
Ballot, sm. baie, pack.
Ballotade, sf. bounding of a
Bullotc, voting-ball. [horse.
Ballotcr, vu. to baUot; disciiss;
toss. [the batl]-.
Balncable, 2. a. belonging lo
Balourd, c, s. loggerhead, silly.
Balourderie, Balourdise, sf.
absurdity, stupidity.
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Balsamine, batsam.
Italsaiiiiquc, 2. a. balsamic.
Balustrade, «/■. rails, balustrade.
ICaliistre, sm. rail, baluster.
Ualzaii, black, or bay horse,
while-footed horse.
Ruinbiii, sni. a babe, brat.
ilumbockado , sf. grotesque
piclures.
Raïuboche, shrimp; jKippet.
Bambou, sm. bamboo, sort of
ladiaa cane.
Bau, bans; outlawry; exile.
Uaual, e, a. conimou, vulgar.
Uaualité, sf. triteness tbe'rights
of a manor.
Bauanc, sf. banana.
Uanauier, sm. banaua-tree.
Uauc , banli ; bench ; seat ; pew ;
form.
Banc do sable, sand-bank.
Bauc du Itoi, King's Bench.
BuMC de rocher, reef.
Bauc lie glaces, field of ice.
— de briiuie, — fog bank.
— de pierres, bed of stones.
— de poisson, ?hoal of fish.
— Comuiuu, Coramon Pleas.
Bancale, sf. bandy-legged per-
son. [man.
Bancrocbo, sm. bandy-legged
Bandage, bandage ; truss.
Bandagiste, truss-maker.
Bande, sf. band; fiUet; gang;
link, cusliion, flock.
Bandeau, sîn. fillet;veil : peak;
Baudége, sin. tray. [wreath.
Bandelette, sf. liltle fllfet.
Bander, va. to * bind; *bend",
eock. [league.
— (se), vr. to coTer, unité in a
Bandereau, sm. string for a
trumpet.
ICanderuUe, sf. streamer ; ban-
liaudière, sf. ensign. [drcl.
IBandît.Sîn.robber; highwayraan,
Itaudoulier, vagabond.
Oandouliéro , sf. bandolcer;
shoulder-bell.
Ranlieue, precincts of a town.
Banne, tilt for a boat ; cabin,
Bauncau, sm. fruit baskcl.
Bauuer, va, to cover with a tilt.
BAR
Bannerct, a. m. baaneret.
Banncton, sm. a cauf.
Bannière, bauner, standard^
Baunir, vu. to banish. [flag.
— (se), vr. to withdraw from.
Bannissable, 2. a. banishable.
Ilaniiisseuient, sm. exile.
Banque, sf. bank.
Banqueroute, bankruptey.
Banqueroutier, e, s, bankrupt
Banquet, Sm. a banquet, feast
Banquette, sf. raised foot waj,
long bencli.
Banquier, sm, banker.
Banquise, sf. field of icei
Baptême, baptism.
Baptiser, va. to baptise.
Baptismal, e, baptismal.
Baptistère, sm. a baptistery.
Baquet, bucket; tray; trough.
Baquetiires, sf.]>l. droppings.
Bar, sm. handbarrow, barble.
Baragouin, sm.gibberish; cant.
Baragouinage, gibberish; cant.
Baragouiner, V, to ' speak gib-
berish.
Baragouineur, se, jabberer.
Baraque, sf. barrack, hut.
Baraque, sf. a shed hut.
Baratte, sf. a chura.
Baratter, va. to churn; cheat.
Barbacaue, sf, a barbican.
Barbare, 2. a. s. barbarous;
rude; barbarian.
Barbaremeut, ad, barbarousiy.
Barbarie, sf, barbarity; rudè-
ness ; cruelty.
Barbarisme, sm. barbarism.
Barbe, sf, beard ; lappet ; vane
wattle.
Barbe, sm. a Barbarj horse.
Barbeau, sm. a barbel.
Barbelé, e, a. bearded.
Barbet, sm. water-spaniel.
Barliette,^^ ^tomacherfor nuDS.
Barbiche, lap-dog.
Barbier, a barber, tonsor.
Barbilicr, va. to shave.
Barbillon, sm. little barbei.
Barbon, a. grey-beard.
Barbote, sf. eel-pout.
Barboter, V. to dabble; muddio^
Uarbot'aur, sm, tame duck.
DAR
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BAS
Sarbotiiic, sf. worm-seed.
Barbouiliagc , sm. daubing;
nonçense. [plex ; scribble.
Itarboiiiller, va, lo daub ; per-
— (se), Dr. lo besmear, slur.
Rarboiiilleur. se, s. dauber;
Harbu, e, beardcd, [sciibbler.
Barbue, sf. brill.
Rarcai'olle, s/', a Vcnetian bal-
Bardane, sf. burdock. [lad.
Barde, bard ; slice of bacon.
Bardeau, sm. sbiogle.
Barder, va. to bard.
Bardeur, day-labourer.
Bardis, sm. partition.
Bardot, small roule; drudge.
Barge, sf. a barge; boat.
Barguignasse, sm. hagiçling.
Barguigner, haggle, wa-ver.
Bargiiigiieur^ se, S. hagglei.
JBaril, sm. barrel, cask,
Barïllage, sm. boltîing.
Barrillee^ keg ; barrel.
Bariolage, medli'y of colours.
Bariolé, e, spcckled.
Barloiig, ue, (i, longer on one
side Ihan another.
Raruabite, sm. baroabite.
Barnacle, sf. sea-duck.
Barocher, vu. to daub.
Baromètre, sm . barometer.
Raroiuétrique, 2. a, — trical.
-Baron, ne, sm. baron, baion-
Barounage, baronage [ness.
Baronnet, a baronet.
ISarounie, barony.
Baroque, 2. a. queer; odd.
BaroBCope, sm. baroscope.
Barque, sf. a bark.
Barquerolle. litlle Sstiingboat.
Bari*age, sm. paspaje-toll, dam,
Baprager,toil-galherer.[barrier.
Barre, sf. a bar; spar; crossbar;
helm. [wjers.
Barreau, sm. bar; court; la-
Barrer, lia. to bar; * stcp; knit
fast; erase.
Barrette, sf. bonnet, cap.
Barricade, barricade; barrîer.
Barricader, vn. tn barricade.
Barrière, sf. barrîer; gale; list.
lEarrique. hO-lfheat'.
Barriquot,sm. s-.mali barrel, keg.
Bartavelle, sf. red parlridgei
Bas, se, a low, shallow, base.
Bas fond, sm. Dat, sballow.
— peuple, [lopulace, mob.
— relief, bas=o relievo.
Bas, sm. a stocking hose.
Bas, ad. down, low. [p^"^
Bas. sm. bollom; foot; lowei
A bas, ad. down.
Eu bas, ad. downward.
l>à bas, ad. yonder.
Basalte, sm. basait. [leather.
BaKaMc , sf. tanned ; sheep's
Bas&né, c, a. tawny, sunbarnC
liasbord. sm. Ihe larlioard.
Bascule, s^. swippe; swioggate;
Base, lasis, foundation. [see-saw.
Baser, va. to seltle; fix; esta-
blish ; ground.
Basilic, sm. basilisk; sweet ba-
Rasilicon, — con. [sil.
Basilique, sf. basilik.
iiasin, sm. dimity.
Basoclie, sf. tlîe Company of
lawjers' clerks of Ihe parlia-
meut al Paris.
Basque, sf. skirt of a coat.
Basse, Ihe bass, in music.
Basse continue , a thorongk
— taille, countertenor. [bass.
— de wiole, bass viol.
Rasse-coiir, poullry yard.
Russe-fosse, dungeon [saîl,
Rasse-voile, tha main or fore-
ISasse-mer sf. (mar) low-tide.
Rassenieui, ad. low, meanly.
Russes, pi. .'hallows, flats.
Bassesse, sf. base action; vî*
leness. [slalura
Rasset, .sm. terrier-dog of a lof
Rassette, sf a basset, a gome.
Rassiers, sm. pi. flals ; heap oi
sands.
Bassin, sm. basin; pan; scale.
— , a wpt dock.
Bassine, sf. wide pan.
Rassiner, va. 10 warra ; balhe.
Bassinet, 5m- small basin uT
pan ; onzzle ; pan of a gun.
— (fleur), butter cup.
Rassinoire, sf. warming-paa.
Basson, sm 'nas.'.oon.
Basie, '.id. im. be it so.
oAT
Rastc. sm, basto, ace of clubs.
Ilasiidc, sm. neat country'seat
(so called in Provence),
Bastille, sf. Ihe Bastile.
Uasiiiigiicr, va. (mar), to bar-
ricade a sbip bj means of net-
l'mg.
Rnstioii, sm, buiwark; bastion.
Raxtioiiiic, e, a. bastioned.
Rastoiïiiadc, sf. bastinado.
Uastoiiiier, va. to basiinade ;
Bât, sm. paki=add!e; tail. [cudgel.
Rataille, sf. a battle, tight.
Ratnillcr, vn. to struggle hard.
Bataillon, sm. battalion.
Bâtard, e, a. s. baslard; mon-
Râtardcaii, sm. a dam, [grel.
Ratardièrc, sf. nursery.
Bâtardise, bastardy.
■iatayoles, sf. pi. iron stan-
Bateaii, sJ7i. beat. [chions.
Batelage, trick, fare.
Râtelée, sf. fare, boatful.
Ratelet, sm. little boat.
Bateleur, merry-andrew; jug-
gler; mountebanck.
Râtelier, waterman.
Rater, va. to saddie wili a
packsaddlBf [saddles.
Râtier , sm. malier of pack-
Ratifoler, vn. to romp ; to toy.
Râiimeut, sm. building; ship.
Ratir, vu. to * buiid; erecti
Bâtisse, sf. the building.
Bâtisseur, sm. great builder.
Ratiste, sf. cambric, lawn.
Raton, a. stick, staff, cudgel.
Bàtonner, va. to cudgel ", score;
cancel. [bearer.
Bâtonnier, staff man ; wand-
Rattage, thrashing of corn.
Battant, clapper; folding; bea-
— ting; — d''uu pavillon, si}t.
Dy beetle. [staff.
Batte, sf. paving, beater, churn-
Ratiellenient, sm. bouse ea\es.
Battement, sm. beating; clap-
ping; slamping; shafUing.
Batterie, sf. baltery ; squabble ;
— de cuisine, kilchen tackle.
Baitenr, se, S. beater, Ihrasher.
Batteur dépave, sm. rambler.
— d'or, gold-be«ter.
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BEA
Batteurs d'estrade, sCOUl
Battoir, battledore, beetle.
Battre, va, to * beat ; str
batter.
— (se), vr. to* fight. [beare:;.
— (se- faire), 10 * get on 'es scf.
Battre Tostrade, to scour
— monnaie, to coin.
— le blé, 10 lhra«b corn.
— le beurre, to rhurn.
— les cartes, lo siiuffle.
— des mains, to * clap.
— de Paile, to flap, Butter.
— bien du pays, to travel for.
— la campagne, to speak af
random, rave
Baudet, an ass ; trestle.
Baudrier, shoulder beîti
Baudruche, sf. gold beater'j
Bauge, sf. mortar, lair. [sliin
Baume, sm. halm ; balsam.
Raumier, balm-tree.
Ravard, e, s. babbler, talkati\o,
Bavardage, sm. prating, gofe [i.
Bavarder, vn, to prate.
Bavarderie, sf. gossip, chat.
Bavaroise, tea sweetened willi
Bave, g/". s!aver,froth. [capillaiti;.
Raver, 1172, to slaver, drivel.
Bavette, sf, a bib.
Raveur, se, s. slabberer.
Raveuse (chair), s;f. proudUe^h
Bavoché, e, a. rough ; dini
ciumsy.
Bavolet, sm. head-dresst
Ravure, sf. seam, beard (In cas
Bayer, vn. to gape. [Ucg.
Bayeur, se, s. a. gaper.
Bazar, sm. bazar.
Béant, e, a. gaping; openi
Béat, e, s. sanctimonious.
Béatilicalion, sf. — tion.
Béatifier, va. to beatify.
Réatidipie, 2. a. béatifie.
Réatilles, sf. til-bits ; giblets.
Béatitude, — tude ; .^iliss.
Bear-r bel, belle, n. fine ; hand-
some; béautifui ; fair.
Beau-père, syn. falher-in-law.
Beau-fils, son-in-law.
— frère, brother-in-law.
Reaii, sm, excellence, linenesf,
Beaiicoiif , ad, mucb, manj.
3
BEL
Rcnii-pré, sm. bowsprit.
Kt-nuié, sf. beauly; finencss.
I- l'f, sm. bcak; bill ; iiib.
rv-c d'aiguière, gullet. [berd.
Kicc-dc*coi'1)iii, pincers; hal-
— «lo lampe, sockct ; burner.
— de terre, point.
— de pliiiue, nib.
— de cigogiie ou bec de grue,
stork bill, or crane's-bill.
Rec-dc-lièvre, hare lip.
lîécnrre, a natural in music.
):écasse, sf. ï:_'i icock.
Isêeusse de mer, sea-ple. [cock.
Ctécasseau, sm. a young wood-
Récussiue, sf. a snipe.
ncrngue, sm. becaffio; fig
lEécbamel, cream sauce. [pecker.
ttêclie, sf. a spade.
tlêelier, va. lo dig.
riécliiqiie, 2. a. pectoral, sloma-
[:eci|uce, tf. tiiliru!. [chic.
livcqueter, va. to * peck, pick
Itcdaine, sf. paunch, guts. [up.
Itedeau, sm. teadle, verger.
ICeffroi, sm. belfrj; alarmbell.
tCcgaieinent, stammering.
"ésayer, v. to slammer, * lisp.
nésiie, 2. a. s. stamnaerer.
IBéiïueule, sf. prude.
ISégiiin, sm. biggin, cap.
tlégiiiuagc, nunnery.
Régiiiue, sf. nun.
Bciguet, a fritter. [booby.
tiéjaiuae , sm. young bird ; a
Bel, a. fine, handsome.
Bi^landre, sf. bilander, a small
coasling vessel.
Itêlunt, c, a. blealing.
liêlcment, sm. blealing.
l;êlor, vn. to bleat.
ccelette, sf. weasel.
icelier, ram; aries; batteringram.
ISélilre, sm. a scoundrel.
n^^iladone, beiladonna.
Ileile, sf. a handsome woman.
UL-llc-de-jour, sf. day-Iilj.
nL-lle-de>uuii, night-shade.
It. 'Ile-mère, sf. molher-in-law.
fit.'lle*fille, sf. daughter-in-law.
lii'lle-sœur, sisler-in-law.
B.-Uigérant, e, belligerent.
B. lliqueiu, se; martial, warlike.
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BEU
DelTéder, sm. a turret; ter»
race ; belveder.
Bémol, a Dat in music.
Bémolisé, e, (I. marked with a
flal. [meals.
Bénédicité, Sm, grâce before
IBéiiédicliuik, sf. a blessing,
BéiiéHcc, sm. benefit, living.
— simple, sinécure. [living
— à charge d'ames, a parisb
Béiiéficeiicc, s. beneficence.
Bénéricial, c, a. belonging te
a benPlice.
Bénéficier, sm. incumbent.
Bénéficier, un. to profit by.
■Ipnct, o. S. silly; a ninny.
Bénévole, 2. a. kind ; friendly.
BénignpuienI, ad. kindly.
Bénignité, sf. — ty, gooduess.
Bcniu, m. bénigne, f, a. be-
nign.
Bénit, c. Béni, e, a. blessed
praised ; holy; consecrated.
Bénitier, sm. boly-waler pot.'
Bénir, v(f. to bless, praiso.
Benjamin, sm. a darling.
Benjoin, sm. benjamin, agura,
benzain.
Béquille, sf. a crutch ; garden
trowel. [trowel.
Béqniller, vn. to dig with a
Berberia, sm. bo barberry.
Bercail, sm. sheep-fold ; pale.
Berce, sm. a robin red breast.
Berce, sf, a cow parsnep.
Berceau, cradle ; bower; Tault;
beginning.
Bercer, va. to rock, amuse.
— (se), iT. to flatter one 's self.
Bergamote, bergamot-pear ; es-
sence, perrume.
Berge, high beach, barge.
Berger, S7n. shepherd.
Bergère, sf. shcphordess.
— , sort oT easy elbow-chair.
Bergerie, sheep-fold, llock.
Bergeronnette, sf, wagtail.
Béril, béryl.
Bcric, $f. water parsley.
Berline, a berlin.
Berlue, sf, dimness of sighl.
Bernardin, e, ». a. Bernardiu .
friar or nuo.
n[c
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BU
neriie, sf. (mar), a waii.
liei'iiemeHl, sm. tossiog in a
iilanket; banter.
iti-riicr, va. to * toss in a blan-
kel; to ridicule.
iloi-nîcIe8,s/'. JiLnothing; fham.
ISfsace, sf. a wallet.
iSi'Mucier, sm. beggar.
IlL-saiit, sm. besant.
Rcsiclea, sf. pi. temple glasses.
Itpsognc, work, labour, task,
ifiesoj^uer, vn. to work.
Kc-suiii, sm. want, nced, lack.
Bc'^tiitl. e, a. beastly, brutish.
Resiinlcmeni, ad. beastlike.
Ilcsliuiité, sf. beastliness.
liosiiaiix, sm. pi. caltle.
Bestiole, sf. liltle beast, insect.
Bc-stion, sm. wild boasl.
Itcta, sm. simplelon; booby.
Bétail, catlle.
Bête, sf. beaft, brute, hloch head.
Bête, 2, a. siliy.
Stète fauve, wild deer,
Bciel, sm. bétel.
Bêtement, ad. sillily.
Bêtise, slupidily, folly, nonsense.
Keioiue, bctony.
Bette, beet.
Betterave, beet root.
Beiigleiuent, liellowing.
Beugler, vn. to bellow; low.
Beurre, sm. butter.
Beurrée, sf. bread and butter.
Beurrer, va. to butter.
Beurrier, e, S. butter-seller.
Bévue, sf. mistake, blunder.
Bcy, sm. bey.
Bexoard, sm. bezoar-stone.
Biais, slope, angle, way, bias.
Biaiscmeiit, fetch, shift.
Biaiser, va. to sbufflc, dodge.
Biaiseur, sm. a shurHer.
Biberon, ne, s. lippler; suck-
BiUle, sf. Kible. [ling-bottle.
"SJIiliographe, sm. — pher.
flibliograpliie, sf. — pby.
BIkliouiane, sin. bibliomaniri,.
D<l>Uoina»ie, sm. biblioniania.
Biltliuthéeaire, sm. librarian.
Bibliothèque, sf. library.
Bibus, sm. pallry tbing.
BicUe, tf. a bind, roe.
vtîehon, ne, s. lap-dog.
Bicoque, sf. a paltry town.
Billet, sm. pony; tit, joiner'»
Riiluii, a can, tin. [bench.
BicH, good, weallh ; beneljt. [very.
Bieu, «fi.woll right, many,rauch,
Bieii-ainié, e, a. S. beloved.
Bieu-être, sm. comfort, ease.
— loin, very far off.
— loin de, nr. so far from.
— que, c. althougb.
Bicufaisauce, sf. beneficence.
— faisant, e, a. libéral, kind.
— fait, sm.. favour, benefit.
Bienfaiteur, beDcfactor.
DJeufaitrice, sf. benefaciress.
Bienheureux, se, a. s. blessed.
Biennal, o. lasting two years.
Bienséance, sf. decency, con-
■veniency. [■venient.
Bienséant, e, a. décent, con*
Biens-fonds, sm. pi. lands.
Bientôt, soon, shortly.
Bienveillance, sf. good-vill;
bencvolence.
Bieu-veuu, e, «. welcome.
Bien-venue, sf. entrance-mo-
ney; initiation; garnish-iïioney i
haiipy coniing.
Bière, béer; coffîn.
Bièire, s??i. a beever.
Bi^.z, water-mill, channel.
Biffer, va, to erase, cancel.
Biis.inie, 2. a. s. twice married,
Bijiamie, sf. bigamy. [bigamist.
Bigarade, a sour orange.
Bigarreau, sm, redor nhite,
heartcd cherry. [\ariegate.
Bigarrer, va. to party-colour,
Bigarrure, sf. variety or CO-
leurs, medley.
Bigle, sm. a beagle.
— , 2. nr s. squiBt-eyed.
Bigler, vn. to squint.
Bigorne, sf. an anvil.
Bigorneau, sm. little anvil.
Bi;coi- e. ii- S. a biL:ot, hypocrite
âigoterie, S;, bigo'.r;;
Bigiier, va. to barter
Bijou, sm. jewel , trinket locket
l'élit bijou, little darliug.
Bijouterie, s/, jewellery.
Bijoutier, am, jeweileri
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nilan, balance fheel.
nilbo(|iict, sm. a ciip and bail.
Mil»-, sf. choler, bile, gall.
— , (colère) anjrer, passion.
ttilinire^ 2. 0. bilîous.
nilicux, se, biliouf, choleric.
nill. a bill in parliament.
Itillaril, sm. a billiard-l.ible.
J^illai-tler, vil. to * strike a bail
twice.
Billp. sf. billiard baM, packer's
Mick, rolling-pin. [stick.
«•lier, va. to * pack with a pack-
Billet, sm. note, ticket, billet,
bill, ballot.
Billet-lilanc, a billet.
— de lolcrie, lotlery ticket,
— doux, love-lettcr.
— de banque, bank note.
RilleTcsée, iddie Irash. [lions.
Billion, s)n. a thousand mil-
Ilillon, bad coin.
Rillonuage, debasing the coin.
nillonner, vn. to * put otî bad
Billot, block dog-yoke. [coin.
Binibelot, a t'y.
Bimbeloterie, sf. toy-trade.
Biinbelotier, sw. a toyman.
Binaire, '2. a. binarj.
Binage, second dclvîng,
BiBicr, va. to * dig again.
Biuct. sni. a sa^e-all.
Biographe, biographer.
Biographie, sf. biography.
Bipède, 2. a. Diped.
Bique, sf. a she-goat. [gold.
Biquet, sm. a kid ; scale to -neigh
Biqucter, va. to weîgh money
with a money-scale.
Biribi, Sm. a game of hazard.
Bis, e, a. brown.
Bis, int. encore, OTer again.
Bisaïeul, sm. great grandfatber.
Bisaïeule, sf. great grand-mo-
Risannuclle, «. biennial. [iher.
Bisbille, sf. quarrel, discussion.
Biscornu, e, (T. ill-shaped, odd,
Biscuit biscuit. [queoi-
Bise, sf. north-east wind.
Biseau, sm. basil, be-vil.
Biset, sm. stock-dove.
Bisette, sf. narrow lace.
BiBmiHb, Sm. bismuth.
BLA
nison, sm. bison.
Itisquains, slieepskin.
Risque, sf. bisk, cullis, odds.
Rissac, sm. wallct.
Rissextc, bisse.\tile.
Bistouri, sm. bistouri.
Bistourner, va. to t^vist Ihe ge*
nitals of a horse.
Bistre, sf. bistre.
RiKer, tv). to bit a cable.
Riiume. sm. bitumen,
RilBsniineux, se, a. — nous.
Bivalve, a. s. bivaNuIar,
Bivouac, sm. bivouac.
Bizarre, 2. a. odd, -nhimsical.
Rizarrenicut, ad. ranla<-tically.
Rizarrerie, sf, fantasticalaess
oddness.
Blafard, e, a. wan, pale.
niaireau, sm. a badger.
Rlûuiabic, 2. a. blâmable.
Illùme, sm. blâme, censure.
Rlànicr, va. to blâme ; repri-
mand. [blank.
Rlaeic , che , a. wbite, clean,
Blanc, a mark at shooting ; "a
break; a blank; white slice of
the breast of a fowl.
RIanc, -nhiting.
Rlanc-bee, a noTice.
Blanc-manger, sm. a dainty
difh. [che.
Rlanc-signé, S)n. carte-blan-
Blanchaille, sf. young fry.
Blanchâtre, 2. a wLitish.
Blanchenient, ad. cleanlj.
Blancherie, sf. bleachfîeld'.
Blancbct, sm. prinler's blanket.
Blancheur, sf. uhitcncss.
Blanchiment, sm. bleacbing; a
wafh for sil-ver.
Blanchir, v. to whiten, clear, '
grow grey; blanch, wash.
— an soleil, to bleach.
Blanchissage, sm. washirg
whitening, bleaching.
Blanchissant, f, a. ^N'blTi^L
hoary. [house
HIanchisserie , sf. bleaching
Blanchisseur, sm. ^hMilh
bleacher. [man
Blanchisseuse, sf. washer-wo
Biaaer, V. topall,deaâen.
BOD
Blason, sm. lieiaidry, blazon,
arnià.
Blusonucr, va. to blazon.
ICIns|ihciua(ciir, blasphémer.
Blasphéiuatoii-e, 2. a. biasphe-
mous.
niusphAnie, s)?i. blasphemy.
BZaspUénier, v. to blasphème.
Kialier, sm. corn-faclor. [bolllc.
fitlavel , corn-Dower, or biue-
Blé ou bled, corn, wheat.
Illvime, 2. a. wan, paie.
Rlcsscr, va. to ' hurt, wound.
cEfend. [ofTendcd.
— (se), vr. to miscarry, to * be
Blessure, sf. wound ', bruise.
injury.
Blet, e, a. half rolten, averripe.
Blette, sf. blite.
nieu, c, a. s»i. biue.
Bleuâtre, 2. a. bluish.
Bleuir, va. to * make blue.
Rliuder, to co'ver with blinds.
Blindes, sf. pi. blinds. [lump.
Bloc, sm. ragged marbie, blocl;,
Blocage, m. ou Blocaille, f.
rubbish, shards.
Blocus, sm. blockade.
islond, e, a. s. fair, flaxen.
ISIond ardent, red as a carrot.
■tloudc, sf. blond lace, fair wo-
Blondïu, sm. a beau. [man.
Blondir, V7i. to * grow fair.
Blondissant, aute, a. golden
yellawish.
Bloquer, va to block up, £11 up.
Blot, sm. log-line.
Blottir, se blottir, to lay squat.
Ulouscr, va. to * tbrow a bail
into the hazard.
~- se blouser, to fall into a
mistake. [cornflower,
Bluet, sni. a blue-bottle, or
Bluelle, sf. liltle spark.
Bluteau, sm. a boiter
Bluter, va. to boit, sift.
Bliitcrie, sf. bolling-room.
Blutoir, sm. a boiter; sie\e.
Boa, sm. boa a sort of serpent.
itoiièche, sf. clandlestick-socket.
Roliine, a bobbin.
Bouiiicr, V0-. to wind silk, etc.
BuJtûtuuses, s. pi. wiuders.
' BOM
Bolio, sm. small oilment hcitr
Itocagc, a grove, thicket.
ISocai, sm. a jug.
ICodiuc, sf. keol of a ship.
BuL-uf, sm. an ox, beef.
Btsjuf à la mode, a la modebeoî.
Bo;i;ue, sf. the rough piicklj
schell of chestnuts, husk.
Bogue, sm. sort of sea fish.
Bohémien, ne, s. a gipsy.
Boii'c, lin. to * drink, soa!: .
blot. [alTroi)'.
Boire, to * put up witU ai
— , sm. drink, drinking.
Bïtîs, wood ; deer's horns.
<:)^llis, a copse.
— iv 4-hur|iente, timber.
— de lit, a bedstead, [wood.
Buis de teinture, sm. dying..
Boisage, tirabcr nainscot.
Boisé, e, wainscotted, wooded
Boiser, va. to wainscot.
Boiserie, sf. wainscot.
Boiseux, se, a. woody.
Boisseau, a. bushel.
Boissclier, sm. a turner.
Boisson, sf. drink.
Buiio, lillime to drink new winc.
Boite, a Lox.
— de tuontre, watch case.
— de presse, hûse*
— ù fusil, tinder-box.
— à poudre, powder-box.
Boitement, sm. balling.
Boiter, vil. to * go lame, limp.
Boiteux, se, a. S, lame cripple,
limping.
Boitier , S7n. suageon's case ;
box of jewels; case maker.
Bel ou Bolus, a bolus. [niât.
Bol d'Arménie, bote ammO'
Bouïbance, sf. riot, junketing
Bomliarde,a bombard, gunboat.
Bombardement, S7n. bombar*
dment.
Bombarder, va. to bombard.
Bombardier, sm. — dier.
Bombasin, bombazin.
Bombe, sf. a bomb.
Bombé, e, a. curved. [condexity.
irombement, sm. bunching out,^
Etomlii,r, va. to ETvell, bulge.
Bomerie, sf. (ma) botlomrj.
BOR
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BOT
Bon, stn. promise, acceplance,
tonus, good.
Bon, lie, n. good, kind, brave,
skilful, excellent.
Bon air, good lucii, trrace.
Bon mot, sm. witiicism, jest.
Bon ! int. pshaw 1
— , sm. good, cicar, the cream.
■ — , ne, 5/". dear, honoy.
— , ad. weJl.
Bonace, sf. calm, quictness
Bonasse, 2. a. siiiily goodnafu-
tured. ' [tmeats.
BoubounSère, sf. box for swee-
Bonlion, sm. dainlies.
Bond, rebound ; gambol ; skip.
Boude, sf. sluicc , flood-gale;
bung, bung-hole.
Boudir, un. to frisk, rebound.
Bondissant, e, a. skipping.
B«udisscnient, sm. l'risking.
— de cœisr, a rising oï the sto-
mach. [hole.
Boiidon, bung, stopple, ming-
Boudouuer, va. lo bung, ?top.
Bondounicrc, sf. COOper's tooi.
Bondrée, a bird of prey.
Bonheur, sm. happiness, good
luck, blesfing.
Bonhomie, sf. good nature.
Bonification, sf. improvement.
Bonifier, va. to impro'^e. [ning.
Bonjour, good day, good njor-
Bouiie, nur-scTy-maid.
Bonne fortune, good adventure;
lady's l'a-vors.
Boniteuu, sm. buoy. [simply.
Bonnement, ad. honcstly, ncll,
Bonuet, sm. a cap, bonnet, [ing.
Bonnctadc, sf, capping, cring-
Rounetcr, va. to * cape cringe,
Bonneterie, sf. hosier's busi-
ness, hosiery.
Bonncleur, sm. sliarper.
Bonnetier, cap-maker, hosier.
Rouiictte, sf, a bonnet of a sail.
Roii-soir, good night.
Bonté, goodness, kiudnesSf
Bonze, sm. bonze*
Uoquet, scoop.
Borax, borax [the entrails.
Borborygme, sm. rumbling in
Bord, edge, brini, brink, stiore.
Bord à bord, ad, level, even,
Rord (navire), sbipboard. [with.
Rordage, side planks of a sbip
Rorduyer, vn. to tack, .çail.
Borde, sm. bem, lace.
Bordée, sf. broadside, tack.
Border va. to edge, to border,
lace,tuck.
Bordereau, sm. note, acconnt,
Bordure, sf. Trame, edge border.
Boréal, e, a. norlliern.
Rorée, sm. north wind,
Rorgne, 2. a. one-pyed.
Korgue, sm. one-eyed man.
Bornage, sm. setting bounds.
Borne, sf, a bound ; ]imit;
mile-stone ; post. [narrow.
Rornc, e a. shallow, sraall ,
Borner, va. to bound, limit,
confine, end. [bounds.
— (se), ur. to ' keep wilhin.
Bornajer, va. to look over a
surface with one eye.
Bosquet, thicket, grove.
Bossage, cmiiossment.
Bosse, sf. bunch on the body';
ri'iievo ; bruisse; lump.
Bossclage, gm. a relievo ; em-
bossing. [emboss.
Bosseler, va. to work in relievo
Bosselure, sf. crimpling.
Uossemun, S)?!, boalswain.
isosser, va, to stopper.
Kossette, sf. bridle-stud, boss*
Bossu, e, a. s. hunch-backed.
Rossuer, va. to bruise, batler.
Bot, S7n. a boat.
Bot, pied bot, lame of one foot.
Botanique, sf. botany.
— , 2. a. botanic, botanical.
Botaniste, sm. botanist.
Rotanologîe, sf. botanology.
Botte, bool; bunch; Ihrust; bcttle.
Bottelage, sm. botling of hny.
Bottcler, va. to bottle hay, tiuss.
Botti^leur, sm. hay trusser.
Botter, va. * make boois, ' put
boots on.
— (se), vr. to • put one 's boots
on, to clog one's shoes.
Bottes, pi. clods of dirt.
Bottier, sm. a bootniaker.
Bottine, sf, boot, buskin.
BOU
Bouc, stn. he-goat.
Boucan, sm. a drying but.
Boucaner', va. lo smoke, dry by
— , to hunt oxen. [smoke.
Boucanier, sin. huccaneer.
Boucassin, bocasine.
Boucaut, a kind of hogshend.
Bouche, sf. the niouth, \ictuals.
Bouchée, mouthfui, morsel.
Boucher, va. to* stop up,*shut.
Boucher, sm. a butcher.
Bouchère, sf. butcher-woman.
Boucherie, shambles, bulthery.
Bouche-trou, sm. stop-gap.
Boucheture, fence, enclosure.
Bouchoir, lîd of an oven.
Bouchon, stopple, cork, bush.
Bouchonner, va. to rub wilh a
wisp, riimple.
Boucle, sf. buckle; knocker ;
— d'oreille, ear-ring. [curi; rmg.
Boucler, l'a. to * buckle ; * ring ;
to curl, block up.
Bouclier, sm. buckler, shield.
Boucon, sm. poison.
Bouder, V)i. lo pont, sulk.
Bouderie, sf. pouting.— Ils ont
toujours quelque bouderie,
they are always wrangling. [len.
Boudeur, se, s. who pouts ; sul-
Boudiii, sm. black-pudding.
Boudiné, sf. mîddle knot in a
glass pane.
Boudiiiière, s^. a Mtlle Tunnel.
Boudoir, sm. a closet boudoir.
Boue, sf. dirt, matten, mud.
Bouce, a buoy. [gei*.
Boucur, sm. dustman; scaven-
Boueux, Be, «. muddy. miry.
Bouffant, e, puffing.
Bouffe, sm. italian buffoon.
Bouffée, sf. paff; blast; slight
fit. [lenly angry.
Bouffer, va. to puff; * be sul-
Bouffette, sf. ear-knot of narrow
ribhon.
Bouffir, va. to bloat, • puff up.
BouTCssure, sf. swelling, tur-
gcncy.
Bouffon, ne, a. s. jocose ; buf-
foon.
Bouffonuer, va. to droll ; jest.
Bouffouuerie« $f. bulfooner}.
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BOU
Bong«, sm. a lodge, the middla
of a cask, dirty hole.
Bougeoir, flat, wax-canarestick.
Bouger, vn. to budge, stir.
Bonnette, sf. budget, or hag.
Bougie, a wax-candle ; bougie.
Baiigiur, va. to sear wilh a wax-
candle. [b).'.
Bougonner, un. to mutter gi-jûa-
Boiigrnii, sm. buckram.
Bouillant, e, a. hot, hasty.
Bouilli, sm. boiled méat.
Bouillie, sf. pap.
Bouillir, vn. to boil, work.
Bouilloire, sf. boilcr, keltle.
Bouillon, sm. broth; gust of
passion ; seething up; puff; buLi-
ble : irolh. [plant.
Buuillon-blanc, mullein (a
Bouillonnement, buLbIing up,
ebullition. [gust oui.
Bouillonner, vn. to bubble up,
Boulanger, sm. a baker.
Boulangère, sf. bakeress.
noulangerie,baking,bal>ehouse.
Boule, a bowl, bail.
Bouleau, sm. birch-tree.
Boulet, sm. a buliet, bail.
Boulette, sf. bail, pellet.
Boulevard, sm. bulwark.
Bouleversemeut, overtk::>i
disorder.
Bouleverser, va.io 'cverthrow.
Boulimie, sf. bulimy, hunger.
Boulin, sm- pigeon 's cove; pu-
llock, scaffolding pôle.
Bouline, sf. bowline, tack.
Boviliuer, vn.to lack about,fhifi.
Boulingrin, bowling-green
grass-plot.
Boulinier, a. ship that * goo
wilh a side wind.
Boulon, iron pin, sarcn-boll.
Boulonner, V'1. lo fasten ; boit
Bouquet, sm. a nosegay, posv.
Bouquclicr, a flow'cr-pot.
Bouquetière, sf. flower-girl.
Bouquetin, sm. wild goal.
Bouquin, old lie-goat; Icclicr.
— , old book. [brooks : to cflu| 'p.
Bouquiner, vn. to hunt aftcr ii d
Bouquiuerîe, sf. a hcap of d
books.
BOU
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Roiiqiiineiir, am. book-worm.
■bouquiniste, oM books dealer.
I^ouraraii, barracaE.
liuui-nsquc, sf, suddin storm.
E!uufl>e, mud, mire.
Xuui'bcux, se, a. mtiddy, miry.
«ourliior, sm. slough, luiie.
l?f>iii*billon. core.
F?our<Ie. sf. sham, fib. fim.
Ifourdiliou, sjn. clefl wood.
tloiu-flou, droit, staff.
iruui-i9oBiiiaii<, e, a. buzzing.
iruui'douiiemout, sni. bum-
min?, IjuzzÎDg, murmuring.
fîoiiriloiiucr, V7i. to hum niut-
ÏSourg, lorough. [ter;buzz.
Ituurgade, sf. little lown.
nourgeois, e, burgess , citizen;
comnioncr.
ltf>urs;eoïseiuc»t, ad. plainly.
Ituui'gcoisic, sf. cilizensbip.
Rourgcoii, sni. a bud.
ISuurgcoiiner , vil. tO bud, *
-hoot, pimple.
Itourguiestre,.;»!. burgomasler.
Roiirraolie, borage.
Itoui-rnde. beating, snap.
IN>iirre. wad, cow's haïr.
lEoiirreau. sm. executioner, tor-
mentor.
ISourréc, sf. chal-wood.
Itouri'ée (dause), a boree.
Rourrelcr, va. to torment, lack,
sling.
Roiirrelet, S}7ï. a pad, hood.
I«;>urrelicr, harness-maker.
B .:irreilei'ie, sf. harness-mak.
uuurrer, va. to pad; eram ;
aluipe, stuff.
Koui-riche, s/", basket.
Ro:ii'riqne, sf- ass, ass's coll.
Uuui-riquei, s»i. barrow ; ass's
coït.
Rourrn, c, a. morose, cross.
iiourse, sf. purse, pod; excban-
gp, ve'icle, bag.
lîoursicr. sm. treasurer, burser.
Roiii'SOBi, sm. fob.
I?0{irsour£lage.$7>?.Boursoiif->
.Inre, «/■. swelling, pomposily.
notii-HourOcr, t'a. lo bloal, ,
ïîciise, sf. cow's dung.
BRA
Bonsillage, sm, a mud w»ll;
dabljling.
Bousiller, va. ' make a mud
wall, (o spoi! a work. [dabbler.
Itousillciir, sm. m jd-waller, or
Boussole, sf. compass, guide.
Bout, sm. end, iip, nipple.
Bout d''aile, sni. pinion. [scrag.
Bout saigueux, neek of mullon,
Boutade, «/■. freak, nhim; spurt.
Boule, sf. ma. cask. bucket.
Boute-eu-lrain , sm. decoy-
bird, nierry companion.
Boute-feu, gunner; linstock;
incendiary, firebrand. [thrifl.
Boute-tout-cuîre,sm. aspend-
Bouteiile, sf. a bottle bubble.
Bouteillei-, sm. butle.r.
Bouterole, sf. chape of a scab-
Boutcr, va. to * put. [bard.
Boiiiiquc-s/'. shop; implements,
slall, trunk.
Boutiquier, S/Î7. sbopkeeper.
Boutoir, snout, bullress.
Bouton, bulton ; bud, pimple..
Boutonner, va. to butlOD ; bud,
* break out. [king.
Boutouuerie, sf. butlon, ma-
Boutonnier, S711 . button-maker.
Boutonnière, Sf. buttOU-hole.
Bouts rimes, j)(. rhymes.
Bouture, slip of a tree.
Bouvcau, sm. stirk.
Bouvcrie, sf. a cow-house.
Bouvet, sm. a plane.
Bouvier, c, s. cowhcrd, cIowSi
Bouvillon, sm. bullock.
Bouvreuil, bullfinch.
Bo,«uu, a gut, bowel, hose,
Bojaudier, sm. catgut-makei.
Bracelet, a bracelet.
Brai?l>ial, e, a. brachial.
Bracliniaiie, stn. bramin.
Braconner, va. to poach.
Braconnier, S7n. a poaclier.
Brague, sf. ma. span, breeching
of a giin.
Brai, pilch and tar mixi.
Braie, sf. Dursery-linen. [as=,
Braieuient, sm. biaying of an
Braillard, c, a. S. bratiling.
Hraillcr.tn.tO bawl.
Braillcur, se, s. bawler, scold.
BUA
Braire, V7i. to bray as an ass.
Braise, sf. \ne coal ; small coaU
Rraisicr, sm. brazier.
lirnuier, vn. to bell (as a stag).
Iti'iiii, coarsest bran.
I>raucard. sm. a iitler, shaft of
a coach ; hand-barrow.
Rrnucliagc, branches, boughs.
liruuche, sf. branch, bougb.
Brancher, va. * lo hang on a
— , vn. to perch. [tree.
Braiicliici^, sf. pi. gills.
Hrnncbu. e, n. branchy.
Braaadevîii,s»î. brandy.
BraudcTMiicr, e, s, sutler.
Brantlilleincut, sm. swinging.
Braudillcr,U(Z. to swing, seesaw,
Braudilloire, sf. a swing, [sway.
Brandir, va. to brandish.
Brandon, sm. a firebrand ; wisp
of straw, [ring.
Branlant, e, a. sbaling, tottc-
Branle, S))!, jogging; hammock.
Braillement, jogging ; motion,
pushing. [ver, totter, mo've.
Branler, IL to jog; * shake ; wa-
Branloire, sf. swing; see-saw.
Braque, s>n. a. setting-dog.
Braqueniart, a. cutlass. [non.
Braqnemeut, pointing a can-
Braquer, va. to point direct,
turn.
Bras, sm. arm, claw, sconce,
Braser, va. (o solder, [liandie.
Brasier, sm. coal-fire; pan for
Brasillcr, va. to broil. [coais.
Brassage, SOI. stirring, brewing.
Brassart, brassets; bracers*
Brasse, sf. a fathom.
Brassée, armful.
Brpsscr, la. brew, mix; devise.
Brasserie, sf. a brewhouse.
Brasseur, se, s. a brewer.
Brassières, sf. cliild's stays.
Brassiu, sm. masti-tub.
Brasure, sf. soldering.
BravacUe , a swaggerer, t)ully.
Bravade, sf, bravado.
Brave, 2. a, s. brave, gallant.
Bravement, ad. stouïly, finely.
Braver, va. to brave, defy.
Braverie, sf. Bnery.
Bravo, int. well, bravo.
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BRI
Bravoure, valour. courage.
Brayer, va. to pitch.
Brayer, sm. a truss.
Brebis, sf. a sheep, ewe.
Brèche, breacb ; gap, notch.
Brèchedeut, 2. a. s. gap too-
iLed.
Bredi-hrcda, hurriedly, hastily.
Bredouille, sf. lurch, backgam-
mon. [ring.
Bredouillemcnt, sm. stamme-
Bredouiller, vn. to stamraer.
Bredouilleur,8e,s..stammerer.
Bref, ve, a. brief, short.
— , ad. in short, sliortly.
— , sm. brief, calendar.
Bréliaigne, 2. a. barren.
Brcland, sm. a gaming-house.
— , sort of game at cards.
Brel.indicr, sm. a gamester.
Brelle, sf. a raft.
Breloque, a gewgaw, toy.
Brème, a. bream (fish).
Brésil, sm. Brazi! w-ood.
Brésillcr, va. to ' eut small, te
dye wilh Brazil wood.
Bretailler, vn. to tilt.
Brelailleur, sm. tilfer,bul]y.
Bretauder, va. toi * crop.
Bretelle, sf. strap ; braces,
Brette, a rapier.
BreUeur, sm. a bujiy, hector,
Brelturc, sf. teeth of tools.
Brcuil, sm. copse. [beverage.
Breuvage, drink, potion, drench.
Brève, a. short syliable.
Brevet, sm. warraat, commis-
sion, indenture.
Breveter, va. to patent.
Bréviaire, sm. breviary.
Brille, sf. a scrap, lurap.
Bric à lirac, sm,. odds and ondï.
Bricole, breast, band.
Bricoler, vn. to toss sideways.
Bride, sf. bridie, stay, loop.
Brider, va. to bridie, bind.
BrSdou, a snafûe, a liit.
Brief, ve, a. quick, short.
Brièvement, ad. brieBy.
Brièveté, sf. brevity, shortness.
Brigade, sf, brigade, troop.
Brigadier, .s;>i. brigadier.
Brigand, higbwayman, ruffiaa.
BRO
Brigandage, robbery.
Brigaiitiu, sm, brigantinei
Brigiiolcs, sf. jil. prunes.
Brigue, sf. solicilation, cabal.
Briguer, va. to solicit, sue.
Brillant, e, n. shining, bright.
— , sm. brightness; a brilliant.
Brillautcr, i;a. lo*cut in facets.
Briller, un. to * shine , sparkie,
gliUcr.
Brimbale, sf. pump-handie.
Brimborions , â7?i. j>^ baubles,
loys.
Brin, sm. bit; sprig; ?!ip; stick.
Briu à brin, ad. bit bj bit.
Brioche, briosb, blunder.
Brîon, sm. moss on trees.
Brique, sf. a brick.
Briquet, sm. steel, tender-box.
Briqtictnge, brickwork. [liki?.
BrîqHeter, va. to * make brick-
Briqueterie, sf. brick-kiin.
Briqueticr, sm. brick-maker.
Bris, ureck, breaking open.
Brisants, sm- pi. breakers.
Brise, sf> a breeze.
Brisées, s/'. pi. tracksin hunting.
Brise-cou, narrow staircase.
Brise— fer, s^n. a very sirong
Brise-glace, sterling, [fellow.
Brise-vent, shelter, screen.
Brisement, dasbing; rcnding.
Briser, un. to * break; ' split;
dasb; bruise; * rend; destroy;
* fall out.
Briser (se), «r. * break; crush.
Briscnr, sm. brcaker.
Brisoir, a brake for flax.
Brisure, sf. fracture.
Britannique, 2. a. Hrilisb.
Broc, sm. ,iug, can.
Brocanter, va. (o deal in old
Brocanteur, s.abroker, [goods.
Brocard, sm. taunt; brûcket.
Brocarder, vn. tolaunt; * nip.
Brocardeiir, se, S. a taunter.
Broccoli, sm. brocooli.
Bpocbe,s/". spit ; knittingneedle;
faucet; stick; peg.
Brochée, spit-full.
Brocher, va. to * knit, stitch,
nai!;*doin ahurry;*slick;pa«le.
Drociaes, tusks ot' a wild boar.
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BRO
Brochet, sm. pike, jack.
Brochcter, va. lo skewer.
Brochclon, a small pike.
Brochette, sf. a skewer.
Brocheur, se, j. st'tcher.
Brochoir, sm. smilU's sliocing
bammer.
Bi'ochure, sf. a pamphlet.
Brodé, e, a. enibroidcred ;
streaked.
Brodequin, sm. buskîn ; bool.
Broder, va. to cmbroider, era-
belliFh.
Jtroderie, sf. embroidery.
Brodeur, se, s. erabroiderer.
Broie, sf. a brakc for flax.
Broiement, Sm. crushing.
Brouchade, sf. stumbling.
Broncliement, syn. failure.
Brancher, va. to slumble; ' Irip.
Bronchial. e. a. bronchial.
. Broiichotomie, sf. — temy.
Bronze, 2. S bronze, brass.
Bronzer, va. to bronze, tan.
Broquettc, sf. lack, nail.
Brosse, a brush, pencil.
Brosser, va. to brush.
Brossier, sm. a brush-maker.
Brou, sm. shell ofalmondSjbusk.
Brouet, sm. thin broth.
Brouette, «/■. wheel-barrow.[row.
Brouetter, ua.to wbeelina bar-
Brouettier , sm. wheel - bar-
Brouhaha, hubbub, [rowman.
Brouillamini, botcb-potch.
Brouillard, mist ; daj-lmok; fog.
Brouiller, va. to fhiiffle, * mix
togelher, embroil, pcrplex,
jumble,* set at variance.
— (se), tir. quarrel, get cloudy
Brouillerio, sf. broil, quarrel.
Brouillon, sm, foui copy ; day-
book ; meddicr.
Brouillon, ne, a. S. shuffling,
Brouir, va. to hlast. [busy-bodj.
Brouissure, sf. bligbt, blast.
Broussailles, sf. bramblcs ,
bushes.
Broussin, sm.. excrescence.
Brouter, va. to browse, graze.
Broutilles, sf, sprigs, trifles.
Broyer, va. to ' grind, pnund.
Broyeur, -siii. grinder. [brayi
BUC
Broyon, brayer.
Bru, */. daughter in Uw.
Bruaut, sni. yellow hammer.
Bruguoii, a. nectarine.
Bruine, sf. rime; hoar Trost.
Bruiner, t)?i. to drizzle.
Bruire, to roar, rustle.
Bruissement, sm. roarins^.
Bruit, a noise, report, uproar,
quarrei, famé.
Brûlant, e , a. burning, bot,
scorching, scalding.
Brûle-tout, sm. savc-all.
Brûler, va. to * Lurn, scorch,
Brûleur, sm. incendiary. [blast.
Brûlot, a fire ship.
Brûlure, sf. a burning, blast.
Brumal, e, u, winteriy.
Brume, sf. fog mist.
Brumeux, se, a. foggy. misty.
Brun, e, brown, dusliy, darl;.
— , e, brown manor woman. [ken.
brunir, V. to burnisb, tan, dar-
Brunissage, sm. burnisiiing.
Brunisseur, a. burnisiier.
Brunissoir, burnîshing-stick.
Bruiiîssure, sf. polisiiing.
Brusque, 2. a. blunt; abrupt.
Brusquement, ad. bluntly;
hastily, suddenly.
Brusquer, va. to prccipitate.
Brusquerie, sf. rudeness.
Brut, e, a. rough; brute; raw.
Brutal, e, brutish, rude.
— , SOT. churl ; brute.
Brutalement, ad. rudely, clow-
nishly.
Brutaliser, va. to use rougbiy.
Brutalité, .'i^. — lity
Brute, a. S. brute, brutisb.
Bruyamment, ad. noisily.
Bruyant, e, a. clamorous, roa-
Bruyère, sf. healh. [ring.
Buanderie, a wash-bouse.
Buandiére, a wafber-woman.
Bube, a. pimple, blister.
BuIjoH, sm. bubo, blotcb.
Bueeulanre, sm. bucentaur.
Btacépbale, Bucephalus. [block.
Bûche, sf. billet, ijiockhead, log.
Bûcher, sm. wood-pile, wood-
house, funeral pile.
— , va, to fell vood.
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BYS
Bûcheron, im. Goodman.
Bûchette, sf. small log.
Bucolique, a. bucolic, rural.
Buffet, sm. buffet, side-board,
set of plate ; case.
Biirne, biiffalo, liuff-skin.
Bufnoterle,s/'. bellsoFa soldier,
Bufflelin, a young buETalo.
Bugle, sf. bugle.
Buglose, hugloss.
Buis, sm. box, box-tree.
Buisson, sm. busb, thickct.
Buîssouuicre (école), sf. tQ
play the truant.
Bulbe, sf. a scallion.
Bulbeux, se, a. Lulbous.
Bulle, sf. bubble; bull.
Bulletin, S7n. ballot, certincata
of heaith, tbickef.
Bnnette, sf. a hedge-f parrow
Buraliste, a. cicrk.
Bure,coarseclolh,shariora mine.
Bureau, sm. office ; law-court;
factory ; desk.
Burette, sf. cruet for ail.
Bncgrave, sîii. burgrave.
BnrgraTÎat, sm. burgravate.
Burin, sm. graver-burin.
Buriner, va. to engrave.
Burlesque, sm. ludicrous.
Buricsquement , ad. comte
Bursal, e, u pecuniary. [ally.
Busard, sm. a buzzard.
Buse, sm. busk, whalebone.
Buse, sf. buzzard, ninny.
Busquer, va. to stilTeD.
Buste, sm. a bust.
But, a butt ; mark ; aim.
But à but, ad. even bands.
Buter, u/i. * hit the mark, .lim at.
— (se), vr. to stick at, be * fixed
Butin, sm. booty, spoil, pjize
Butiner, va. to pillage, plunder.
Bniireux, se, a. bullery .
Ruior, sm. a bittern, a lob
Butte, hillock, mark, poiut.
Buvable, 2 a. potaljle. "
Buvetier, sm. tavern-keepi^r.
Bu-ïctte, s^. a tavern, a drinkinj;
bout.
Buveur, se, S. tippler, toper.
Buvotcr, vn. to * sip, tipple.
Bysse, tm,. byssus.
CAC
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CAI
\a, bit. corne on.
l'a, abbrevialion of cela, that it.
^'ii et là,a'/.hilher,iipand down.
l'nbalc, sf. a cabal, club.
Caijalcr, un. to cabal.
rabaleur, sm. a caballe?
rabaliste, a. cabalist.
Cabalistique, 2. a. caba'i::tic.
Cabane, sf. cottage, cabin, till
Cabuiioii, sm, sniall cell.
Cabaret, sm. public-liousc, tea-
board.
Cabarelîer, e, S. a publican.
Cabus, sm. frail, basket.
Cabcstau, a capstan.
Cabillaud, a cod, cliub'
Cabinet, sm. closet, cabinet,
summer-house, prh'j.
Câble, a. cable.
Cfibleau, small cable.
Câbler, va. to tv.ist a cable.
Caboche, sf. hobnail ; liead ; old
nail. [not * eut.
Cabocbou, sm. precious stono
Cabotage, coastiofc trade.
Caboter, va. to coast.
Caboteur, sm. coaster.
Cabrer, V. to prance, irritate.
— (se), to be refractorj.
Cabri, sm. a kid.
Cabriole, sf. a capHole; caper.
Cabrioler, vn. to caper.
Cabriolet, sm. cab.
Cabrioleur, se, 6'. a caperer
Cabus (choux), cabbage-boad.
Cacao, sm. cocoa nul. [tree.
Cacaotier, Cacoyer, cocoa-
Cacaojérc , sf. cocoa planla-
(Tacaràer, vn. to cackle. [tiûn.
Cacbalot, sm. smali whale.
Cacbe-cacbe, sf. bide aud seck.
Cacher, va. * hide, conceal,cover.
Cachet, sm.. seal, signet, stanip
Cacheter, va. to seal, wafer.
Cachette, sf. lurking-hole.
Cachette (eu), ad. secretlj.
Caciieiie, cachexy.
Cachot, sin. a duugcoD.
Cachoterîe, sf. aneclatîon, mys-
Cachou, sm. casbew. [tery.
Cacis, .sm. black currant.
Cacochyme, 2. a. ill-natured,
cross, odd.
Cacocbyinie, sf. cacocbymy.
Cacogihonic, cacopbony.
Cailiistre, sm. doomsday-book.
f 'atiaiêreux, se, a. cadaverous,
Cixinvre, .5m. corpse, carcass.
i'ixieau. sm. prosent, gift.
Catleuas, a. padiock, c!asp.
C.tilesiasser, vn. to padiock.
Cixieucc, sf. cadence, hai mony.
Cailcncé, e, n. cadeuced, trilled,
C'aileucer, vu. to cadence.
Cadet, sm. junior.
Cadette, sf. younger sister. •
Cadi, sm. cadi.
Cadran, sm. dial.
— solaii'c, sun-diai.
Cadre, rot, fraine.
Cadrer, va. to agrée, suit.
Caduc, cadiaquc, a. decayed,
frail, perisliable
<'aducee, srn. Mercury's wand.
Caducité, sf. decay, craziness.
Cafard, e, a, s. hypocrite.
Cafarderie, sf. hypociisy.
Café, sm. coffee, colTee-house.
Caféirie, sf. cofTee plantation.
Cafetier, coffee-man
Cafetière, sf. coffee-pot.
CaGer, sm. coffee-tree.
î'age, sf. cage, frarae, coop.
Cagueux, se, a. bowlcgged.
Cugut, e, hypocrite ; bigot.
Cagoteric, sf. bypocri.sj.
Cagotisuie, sm. cansing.
Cahier, sm. copy-book.
Caiiiu-caha, ad. so so.
Cahot, «m. jolt.
Cabotage, jolling, liumping.
Cahoter, v. to jolt, .•^hake.
Cuhutte, sf. a liut, cottage.
Caille, sf. quail.
Caille-lail, sm. rennet.
Cuillebottc, sf. curds and nUej.
CAL
raillcbottc, c, n. curdled.
Caillcbotlis, sm. gratings.
railler, va. to curdie ; coagu-
Caillctagc, sm. gossiping. [late.
Cailictcaii, sm. yonng quail.
Caillette, .'/'• rennet; silly gossip.
Caillot, sm. a dot of blood.
C'aillotis. sm. kelp.
Caillou, a flint, Dint-stone.
Cailloutagc, pehble-work,
Calma», an alligator. [body,ca?e.
Caisse, s. chest ; cash; drum;
Caisse (livre de), ca^h-book;
— (il'épargne), saving-banks.
Caissier, sm. a cashier.
Caisson, sm. covered waggon.
Cajoler, va. to cajole, w'heedle.
Cajolerie, sf. cajoling, coaxing.
Cajoleur , se , s. wlieedler ,
Cajute, sf. berlh. [coaxer.
Cal, callosity, callus.
Calaisou, sf. dcptli of a ship.
Calamine, calamine.
Calamité, — ty, misery, distress.
Calaniiteuz, se, a. calamitous.
Calandre, sf. caiander; weevil.
Calandrer, rn, localender clolh.
Cainndreur, sm. a calender.
Calcaire, 2.a. chalky,calcareous,
limy.
Calcédoine, s^. chalcedonyï
Calciualion, calcining.
Calciner, va. to calcine.
Calcul, sm.calculation, calculus,
reckoning.
Calculalile, 2. a. compntable.
Calculateur, sm, calculator.
Calculer, un. to calculate, *
cast up.
(Talcnlcux, se, a. calculous,
traie, sf. wooden wcdge ; crcek ;
ducking; ship's hold ; flat cap.
Calebasse, a. gourd.
Calèche, calash; chariot.
Caleçon, sm. drawers.
Caleçonuier, drawers-maker.
Caléfaction, sf. — lion.
Calemliourg, a pUD.
Calendes, sf. calends.
— grecques, never.
Calendrier, sm, a calendar.
— (irégorieu, Gregorian * ca-
leadar.
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CAM
Calepin, sm. mémorandum.
Caler, t'a. to lûwer, to steadj
CaKas, sm. calking, oakum.
Calfat, a calker, calking.
CalTatage, calking of a ship.
Calfater, va. lo calk, pitch.
Cniratin, calker's boy.
C'alfeutrage, stopping CDin' s.
Caircutrcr,iin. to * stopchiiiki.
Calibre, sm. bore, size, sort.
Calibrer, va. to dispart.
Calice, sm. chalice, calix, ciip.
Califoiirckou, à catifoiira
clion, astrido.
Caligiuenx, se, a. gloomy.
Câlin, e, s. coaxer, wheedler.
Câliner, vn. to coax.
Calleux, se, a. calions, hard.
Calligraphie, sf. calligraphy.
Callosité, $/'. callosity, hardnes.s.
Calme, 2. a, calm, quiet, slill.
— sm. calm at sea, calmncss,
quielness, slillness,
Calmer, l'a. to calra, appease,
quiet, still, pacify.
Caloninialeur, sm. calumnia-
tor, slanderer. [trix, slandercr.
Calomniatrice , sf, calumnia-
Calomnie, calumny, slander.
Calomnier, un. to calumniale,
slander. [rously.
Calomnieusement, ad. slande-
Calomuieui, se, a. slanderous.
Calotte, leathcr-cap; skull-cap,
Calotlier, sm. cap-niaker.
Calquer, va. to counterdraw.
Calumet, sm, calumet.
Calus, calus.
CaUaire, sm. Cahary.
Calvinisme, calvinism.
Calviniste, 2. a. S. calvinist.
Calvitie, sf. baidness.
Camaïeu, camaïeu.
Camail, a camaii, a capucliin.
Camarade, a. comrade, fuHon'.
Camard, e, a. S. flat-noscd.
Cambiste, sm. cambist.
Cambouis, coom, grease.
Cambrer, va. to \'ault, " Icoii.
Cambrure, sf. bending.
Camée, sm. cameo.
Caméléon, a chamcleon.
Camelot; camlt;t<
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nérîcr, sm. Chamberlain.
lerlingat, camerlingate.
lerliugue, camerlingo [cart.
lioii , cat's miaikin, claw,
lisole, sf. under waistcoat.
lille, camomile.
Camp^ camp. [country, rustic.
Campagimnl , e, a. of tbe
fanipagnard, Sm. rustic.
Canipaguardc, sf. a country-
«otnan.
Campagne, countrj , campaign.
t'umpagnole, sm, great-beaded
fieldmouse.
C'iimpane,, a tuTt, fringe.
Canipanellc, — nella.
4'ampauette, blue-bell ilowcr.
C'ampanille, Steeple, belfry.
Campêclie, (bois de), sm, log-
wood.
Campement, encampmen.
Camper, V, to encamp, place.
<'aiupbre, sm. campbire.
(aiuplirc, e, 0. campborated.
Campine, sf. Coe pullet.
<'ampas, S7n. a plaj-day.
Cacuus, e, a. Dal-nosed, balked.
Canaille, tbe rabble, mob.
Canal, sm. canal, channel, gut-
ter, pipe, ways, means.
Camape, a canopy-couch, sofa.
Canard, mallard, drake.
«nnarder, va, to pelt, * slioot,
Canastre, a. canisler.
<'auuri, sm. canary-bird.
Cacan, sm. gossip, tattle.
Caneel, chancel.
Cancellation, sf. recision.
Cancellei-, va. to cancel; annul.
Cancer, sm. a canker, cancer.
Cancre, «. crab-fisb ; poor ;
stingy.
Candélabre, u. cbandelier.
Candeur, s/, candûur, frankness.
Candi (sucre), sm. sugar-candy.
Candidat, 0. candidate.
Candide, 2. a. candld, sincère.
Candidement, ad- sincerely.
Cane, sf. a duck.
Caneler, va. to cnaruTer.
Canelle, sf. cinnamon, a tap.
Canellc, e, a. cbamfcred.
Cttaellior, sm. a cinnamoQ-tree.
CAP
Canelure, sf. chamTer, flutings.
Canetille, sf. gold or silverpurl.
Caneton, sm. duckling.
«anoag, sm. canvass, rough
draugb sketch.
Caniche,, sf. spaniel do^.
Caniculaires (jours), dog-days.
Canicule, sf. dog-star, dog-days.
Canif, sni. a penknife.
Cuuiu, e, a. canine.
Canne, sf. cant', stick, [cannibal.
Cannibale, sm. a man-eater.
Canon, sm. cannon ; gun-barrel,
quill-barrel, gun, cliurch law.
Canonial, e, a. canonical.
Cauonicat, sm. a prebend.
Canonique, 2. a. canonical.
Canoniqnement, ad. — callf.
Canonisation, s. — zation.
Canoniser, va. to canonize.
Canoniste, sm. a canonist.
Canonnade, s/. cannonade,can-
non-shot.
Canonage, sm, gunnery.
Canonner, va. to cannonade.,
Canounier, S7ît. gunner.
Canonnière, sf. embrasure ;
drain-bole, gun-boat.
Canot, sni. a small boat, canoe
Canotier, sm. a rower.
Cantaloup, cantaloup.
Cantate, sf. cantata. •
Cantalille, a Utile cantata.
Cantatrice, s/, a singer.
Cantliaride, Spanisb lly, can-
tbaride.
Cantine, a bottle-case; a ta-
vern for soldiers.
Cantinier, sm. sutler.
Cantique, sm. a canticle.
Canton, district ; canton.
Cantonnement, cantonîng.
Cantonner, va. to canton.
— (se), vr. to fortify one'sself.
Cantonnière, sf, valance of a
Canule, sf. pipe, tube. [bed.
Cap, sm. a cape.
Capable, 2. a. capable, able.apt.
Capablement, ad. skilfnliy.
Capacité, sf. abiiity, skill, size.
raparafon,sm. caparison.
Caparaçonner) va, tO capari
soa.
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Cape, sf. hooded-cloak, ridlne-
^ tiood; main-sail. »
rapillaire, capillary.
Topilotade, sf. a ha?h.
rapîrninc, STO. captain.
rapiiaîucrie,s/'. captainry.
» «l>i«al, e, a. capilal, chief.
— SOT. main point; stock, princi-
fap.inle. s/-, chief City. [pal.
rapiiali-ment, ad. capitally.
rap.iales, sf.pl. capital letters.
««pi«alisje, sm. capitalisa
Çaplian, sTO. boaster, hector.
«■apaane, sf. the admiral's eal-
; "pKatîoo, poll-tax. [Tey.
« apiieux, se, n. heady, stron.
rapitole, sȔ. Capitol.
C'apUon, silk well.
<'apitoiiI, capitoul.
^apiltilairc, 2. a. of a chapter.
< "pituluiiciueul, ad. capitu-
,. "'7.- , [chapter.
" "P"ulani, sm. memher of a
(ap.iulaUoii, sf. - tion, arti-
tles, agreemenl. [parley
«apituler, vn. to capitiilale,
«apoM,sw.sharper,erariy knave
< aponner, vn. lo * trick.
Taporal, sm. corporal.
«apoi, great coat, cloak; capot.
f'ipotcsf. riding-hood; cloak.
« âpre, a caper, m. pri-vateer.
«aprice, sm. whim, caprice.
''apricieusemcn«,nrf._cioiisly
«'upricieux, se, a. capricious!
C apricorne, sm. capricorn.
Câprier, a caper-tree.
Capripède. 2. a. goat-footed.
Capsule, sf. a case, percussion-
« aptaleur, sm. in-veigler. [cap
Captaliou, sf. inveigling.
<'»ptatoire, 2. a.fraudulent, de-
Capter, va. to inveigle. [ceitful.
( aptieusement, ad. sublilly,
deceitfully. ■"
Capiîeui, se, a. deceitful, sub-
til, sophistical.
Captif, *e, a. s. captive.
Captiver, ua. to captivate, con-
r"°!: . . [nement.
Captivité, sf. capti-vity, confi-
« npture, capture, booty, seizure
Capiice, sm. cowl. i
CAR
Capiiclioii, riding-cloak; cowl-
Capuoiii, capuchin-friar. [leum
Capucine, capuchin-Dun; Iropo-
Caquage, SOT. barreling up.
Caque, sf. a caç, barrel.
Caque.deiiicr, sot. pinch-far-
Caquer, un. to barrel up. [thin?.
Caquet, sm. babbline- talk.riing.
Caquetage, sm. praltling, chat-
Caqueter, vn. to chat, prattle.
Caqueterie, tittle-tallle.
Caqueteur, sm. gossip. [rings.
C aqueur, sm. barreller of her-
Car, c. for, because.
Caral.c, SOT. yellow amber.
Caraliiii, carabineer; rook.
Carabine, a carabine.
Carabiner, va to rifle, [bineer.
Carabinier, SOT. rifleman, car-
Caracol, eu caracol, winding
round.
Caracole, sf. caracol, or whee-
ling about, gambol.
Caracoler, vn. to wheoi about.
Caracouler, to coo.
J'aractcre. sm. character ; style;
humour; charm ; type.
Caractériser, va. to characte-
"^s- [teristic.
Caractéristique, a. s. charac-
Carafe, sf. a décanter.
Carafon, sm. an ice-pail.
Carambole, sf. carambol.
Caramboler, va. to carambol.
Caramel, sm. burnt-sugar.
Carapace, carapace
Caraque, sf. a carak.
Carat, a carat.
Caravane, sf. a carafan. [raTan.
Caravanier, sm. leader of a ca-
Caravausérail, sm. cara-van-
, sary. [ley.
f aravelle, sf. Portuguese gai-
Carbonate, carbonate.
Carboncle, carbuncle.
Carbone, sm. Carbon.
Carbonique, carbonic.
Carbouuade, sf.n carbonade;
a rasher. [collar.
Carcan, sm. necklace; iroD-
Carcassp, sf. carcass ; skeleton.
Cardamine, cardamine, mea-
dow cress.
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Carcinome, sm. — ma, a can
cer. [choke
Tarde , sf. stalk ol an arli
— , 3 card.
Cordée, cardrul.
Carder, va. to card wool.
Cardeiir, se, a carder.
Cardialgie, sf. hcart-burn.
Cardiaque, 2. a. S. cordial.
Cardicr, sm. a card-maker.
Cardinal, c, a. cardinal.
— , sm. a cardinal.
Cardinalat, cardinalship.
Cardinale, s/', (plante), cardinal.
Cardon, sm. cardoon-thistle.
Carême, lent. [culous-fellow.
fjn Carême-prenant, a ridi-
4'arcnagc, sjn. careening-place.
Carène, sf. keel, botlom.
Caréner, va. to careen.
Caressant, e, a. kind, Tawning.
Caresse, sf. caress. [whecdie.
■Caresser, va. to caress, sooth,
Cargaison, sf a cargo.
Cargaer, va. to brail up the sails.
«'argues, sf. pi. brails.
Cariatide, caryatid.
Caricature, s'f. a caricature.
Carie, roltenness in the bones,
Carier, ra. lorot, taint [cariosity.
Carillon, sm. chimes; Ecolding;
jingling. .
Carillonnement, chiming.
rarillouucr, vïi. to cliime,
jinele. [bell-ringer.
Cari'llonneur, sm. a chimer; a
Carline, sf. carline Ihittle.
Carlingue, sf. ma. tlie keelson.
Carme, sm. a carmélite.
Carmin, sm. carminé.
Carminatif, vc, a. carminative.
Carnage, sm. carnage, slau-
rrjiterr [-voracious.
{'arnassier, e, carnivorous,
Carnassière, sf. pouch, game-
bag.
Carnation, sf. — tion ; tlesh-
Carnav»l,sm. carni-val. [colour.
Carne, sf. angle, corner.
Carné, e, a. carnation-colour.
Carnet, sm. a debt book.
Carnivore, 2. a. carnivorous.
Caruosité, sf. carnosit}.
Coron, sm. a slice of fat bacon.
^'aroiiadc, carronade.
Caroncule, «/■. a small gland; ca-
Carotide, sf. carolid. [runcie.
Carotte, a carrot.
Carpe, a carp.
— , sm. the wrist.
Carpettes, sf. packlng-clothe
Carpillon,sr)i. a young carp
Carquois, a quiver.
Carre, sf. crown of a bat; sh.ipe
of a coat; toes of a shoe.
Carré, e, a. square.
—, sm. a fquare, garden-bed.
— de mouton, breast of mnllon
Carreau, square; pane; dia-
mond, at cards ; cufhion, floor;
tailor's goose.
Carrefoiir, a cross way.
Carrelage, paving with square
tiles, etc
Carreler , va. to pave with
square tiles, etc. to mendshoes.
Carrelet, sm. a flounder, square-
needle.
Carrelette, sf. a fine file. [c.lc.
Carreleur, sm. tile tloor layer,
Carrelure, sf. cobbling.
Curréntent, ad. square.
Carrer, va. to square.
— (se), vr. to strut.
Carret, sm. ropeyarn.
Carrier, a quarry-mar^
Carrière, sf. quarrj; career.
Carriole, sf. cab.
Carrossier, sm. a coach-maker
Carrousel, a. carousal.
Carrure shape of a coat.
Carlaycr, va. to quarter. [bill
Carte, sf. card, map,pastebùard
Carte-marine, sea-chart.
Cartel, SI", cartel; challenge.
Cartero, .tm. a pocket book. [isin
Cai-tesiauisu.c, the Cartesian
Cartier, a card-maker.
Cartilage, a. gristle, cartilage.
Cartilagineux, se, a. gristly.
Carton, sm. pastcboard, bacd-
box, cancel, cartoon.
Cartonner, va. to board. [books.
Cartouncur, siii. boarder ol
(r.;-,:'tonuier, sm. pasleboard-
kSaker,
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tartoiicbe, s^. a changé; 6ar-
tridge, carlouch.
Cartulaire, sni, a cartulary.
Car»!, sm. carrawôy-Jeed.
Cn», a case ; fact ; chance ; mat-
ler; "vaille. [per; sodentary.
rnsuuier, e, a. close hoiisekee-
rasnqiie, sf. a great coat.
Casaquiii, sm. a short gown.
l'uscude^ sf. cascade, waler-rall.
fasc, a point at hackgatnmon ;
squaTe m a draughlboard ; meaa
ha'jitation ; box.
Casemate, a casemate.
f 'ûscniater,ra. to fortify. [tables.
Caser, l'/i. to * take a point at
— (se), to find a placo, settle
one's self.
Caserne, s/, a barract.
^'aserncr, vn. to * be In bar-
C'usSer, case. [racks.
( iisilleux, se, a. brittle.
'iisoar, cassowary.
Casque, sm. a helmet.
C'aNquette, \isor cap.
r'nssant, o, a brittle, fragile.
Cassation, sf.repcal,abrogating.
t'assave, sf. cassava.
<'assc, cassia, pcn-case, case.
Tasse, e, a. broken, infîrm.
Casse-coa, sJïi. unsafe place;
uneven ground.
rasse-Boisette, sm. nut-cra-
cker. [crack, abrogate.
Casser, u?i. to * break, bruise,
Casserole, jf. astew pan.
Casse-tête, puzzle-brain ; toma-
kack.
Cassette, sf. cofferet ; privy-
purse.
Casseur, sm. Cracker, boaster.
Cassier, cassia-tree.
Cassolette, sf. perfuming*pan.
Cassonade, pow'dered sugar.
Castaguette, castanets.
Caste, tiibe, ca^te.
Castelane, green plura.
Castille, bickering; contention.
Custinc, limestone.
Casior, sm. a beaver.
Castrauiétation, sf. — tion.
Castrat, sm. castralo eunuch.
CaMratiou, $f, — tioa.
CAU
t'usuel, le, a. casual; prec»-
rious. [tes.
Casuel, sm. profits, perquisl-
Casiicllcnient, ad. casually, bj
Casuistc, sm. casuist, [chanca.
Catacombes, pi. catacombs.
Cataclysme, sm. cataclysm,
Cathacrèse, sf. catacresis.
Catafalque, sm. decorated bter.
Catalepsie, sf. catalepsy.
Cataleptique, 2. a. — tic.
ratalogue, sm. — logue list.
Cataplasme, poultice. [rollr
Cataracte, sf. cataracl.
Catarrhe, sm. a catarrh.
Catarrkeui, se, a. catarrhoui.
Catastrophe, sf. — phe.
Catéchiser, va. to catéchise',;
tcach, persuade.
Catéchisme, sm. catechism.
Catéchiste, catechist.
Catdchumèue, 2. S. — men.^
Catégorie, sf. — gory, class.
Catégoriquement, ad. categO>
rically.
Cathartique, 2. O. cathartic.
Cathédrale, sf. cathedial.
Catholicisme, — licism.
Catholicité, sf. catholicism ; ea-
tholic countries.
Catholique, 2. O. S. catholic;
universal.
Catholiquement, ttà. catboii-
Cati, sm. gloss, lustre. [callj.
Catimini, ad. slily.
Catir, va. to press cloth.
Catisseur, sm. cloth glosser.
Catoptrique, sf. catoptrics.
Cauchemar, sm. nightmare.
Caudataire, sm. trainbearer.
Causalité, causality.
Causatir, we, a causal.
Causées/, cause, reason,molîT9«
— d'appel, action upon appeai'.
Causer, on- lo c-iuse; talk, chat;
blab.
Causerie, sf. babbling, gossip.
Causeur, e, s. talkative, chatty, .
Causticité, o,nialignity. [laitier.
Caustique, 2.n. caustic.waspislL
Cauteleusement, ad. slily.
Cauteleux, se, a. n'ily, sly.
Cautère, sm. issue ; cauterf.
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Caat/rIsatSon, s^.Cauferlzation.
ranlériscr, va. to caulerise.
Caution, sf. bail; security; su-
rely.
ra<i(|on«emeu(, sm. baillog.
Paiitlonner, va. (o bail, warrant.
Cavalcade, a cavalcade*
Cavale, sf. mare.
Cavalerie, cavalry,borsei
Cavalier, sm. trooper; gentle-
man, horseman, spark, knighl.
Cavalier, e, blunt, liaughly.
Cavalièrement, ad. bauglitily.
Tave, sf. cellar; liquor-stand;
-, 2. bollow. [vault.
Taveaii, sm. Taull.
t'avce, sf' bollow way.
Cnvcr, V)i. to bollow; sunk.
Caverne, s/'. cavern,den. [bollow.
Caverneux, se a. cavernous,
Cavcrnosité, sf. bollowness.
Cavité, sf. bollowness, cavity,
Ce, cet, cette, pro, this, tbat, it.
Ce que, wbat, lliat.
Cest pourquoi, tbercfore.
Ce n'est pas que, aot tbat,
Céans, ad. witbin, at bome.
Ceci,p/-o. Ibi?, iliese.
Cécité, sf. Llindness.
Cédant, c, s. grantor, ceding.
Céder, l'fi. (o cède, yield, resign,
part witb, give up.
Cédille, sf. cedilla ç.
<rédrnt, sm. cédrat, citron.
Cèdre, ccdar.
Ccdule, sf. bill, note, cedula.
Ceindre, fn. to enclose; * put
on ; gird, surround, [enclosure.
Ceinture, «/'. girdle ; sasbwaist;
Ceintnricr, sm. a belt-maker.
Ceinturon, bclt.
Cela, })ro. tbat, tbus, so.
Céladon, sm. sea-green.
Célébrant, officialing jfriest,
Célébration, sf. solemnity.
Célèbre, 2. a. famous, eiîiinent.
Célébrer, va. celebrate, ' per-
form, officiât.
Célébrité, if. — ly, solemnity.
Celer, va. to conceal, * hide.
Céleri, sm. celcry. [speed.
réiéritc, $f. — rity; swiftness,
déleste, 2 a. Mlestial. beaveoly.
Célestiu, celeslin. [lorshlp. -
Célibat, sm, celihacy; bache-
Célibataire,s»!. a bachelor.
Celle, pro. f. sbe, Ibal.
Cellcrier, stn. cellarist, cellular.
Cellier, sm. cellar at ove grounij
Cellule, Sf. ceil, box-case
Celui, pro. he, Iha.
Celui-ci, celle-ci, this. '
Celui-là, celle-là, that.
Cément, sm, cernent.
Cendre, sf. asbes, embers.
Cendré, c, a. asb-couloured.
Cendrée, sf. dross of lead;
small sbot. [asbes.
Cendreux, se, a. ashy, full of.
Cendrier, Sin. asb-pan.
Cène, sf. the Lord's supper.
Céuelle, bollyoaks berry.
Cénobite^ sm. monk.
Cénobifique, 2. a. — tical.
Cénotiiplie, sm. cenolaph.
Cens, qiiit-rent, census.
Ceusal, sm. a broker.
Censé, sf. a fee-farm.
Censé, e, n. accounled; reputedi
Censeur, sm. censor, critic.
Censitaire, sm. copyholder.
CensncI, le, a. feudal. [mable.
Ccnsurabic, 2. a. — ble, bla-
Censure, sf. censorsbip ; cen-
sure ; criticism.
Censurer,ii(!.(o censure; * cbide.
Cent, 2. a. bundred, cent.
Centaine, sf. about a bundred.
Centaure, sm. centaur.
Centaurée, sf. centaury.
Centenaire, 2, a. centenary.
Centeuier, Centurion, snt.
centurion.
Centésimal, a. centésimal.
Centième, 2. a. bundrcdtb.
Centime, sm. centime.
Centimètre, sm. centimeter.
Central, c, a. central, centrical.
Centre, sm. centre.
Centrifuge, 2 o. ccnlrifugal.
Centripète, 2. a. cenlripelal.
Centumvir, sm. centumvir.
CentumvSrat, sili.centumvirate.
Centuple, 2. o. SHi. bundred
fold. [tly, centuple.
CvMtupIcr, va. to increase grès-
CER
Centariatenr, sm, — atol".
f'ciiturie, sf. — ry. hiindred.
(cnlurion, sni. — rion.
<'cp, sm, a Tine.
Cependant, ad. in Ihe mean
time, neverthe!e?s, yet.
f 'cpbalalogie, sf. — ^y,
Céphaliqnc, 2. a céphalic'
Ceps, S7n. 2>l- stocks, felters.
Céraf, sm. cerate, plaster,
î erbcre, Cerlerus.
Cerceau, a boop, net, quills.
Ccrcelle, sf, a teal,
Tcrcle, sm. a circle, assembly.
Cercler, va, to hoop.
Cerclier, sm. hoop-maker.
Cercueil, a coffîn.
Ccréal, cereal, corn.
Ccréliral, e, a. célébrai.
Cérémoninl, c, a. — niai.
— , sm. — niai, rilual.
Cérémonie, sf. — ny, rite.
Cérémonieux, se, a. ceremo-
nious; formai.
Cerf, sm. a stag ; a hart.
Cerf-volant, horn-beetle; pa-
Cerfcuil, sm. chervil. [per kite.
Cerise, sf. a cherry.
Cerisier, sm. a cherry-lree.
Cerne, a ring, circle.
Cerneau, kernel of a nut.
Cerner, va. " take ont the kernel
jf a nut, tap a tree, to surround.
-).- yeux cernes, eyes surroun-
ded with black and blue spots.
Certain, e, a. certain, sure.
-, sm. certainly. [news.
.-une nouvelle certaine, sure
— une certaine nouvelle, a
^«port.
ifertainenienf, ad, certainly.
Certes, truly, indeed.
Certificat, sm. a cerUficate.
Certificateur, a voucher.
Certification, sf. — tion.
Certifier, va, to cerliPy, assure.
Certitude, s/'.certainty, certitude.
Cérumen, sm. earwax.
Cérumineux, se, a. ceruminous.
f;éru8e, sf. wliite lead.
£ervaison, venison-season.
Cerveau, sm. the brain. [sage.
Cervelas, cervelas, kiud or sau-
5i
LhA
CerTclcf, hind part of ihe braln.
Cervelle, sf, brains.
Cervical, e, a. — cal.
Cervicr (loup), sm. a lynx.
Cervoîse, sf. sort of béer.
Ces, j)ro. tbese, those. [sien.
Cessation, sf. — tion, ii^tcrmis-
4'esse, ceasîng. intermission.
Cesser, v. cease, * leaTe oCf.
Cessible, 2. a. transférable»
Cession, sf. a yielding up.
Cessiounaire, 2. a. cessionary,
grantee
Cestc, sm. cestus, girdle.
Césure, sf. cœsura, pause, rest.
Cet, pro. this, that.
Cétacé, a. m. cetaceous.
Ceux, celles, jyro. thèse, those.
Cliabinge, sm. the l'ees of a
waler officcr.
Cbablaeu, sm. a tow-Iine.
Chnblcr. va. fasten lo a cable.
Cbablour, s?)!, a water-officer.
Chablis, wind-fallen wood.
Chacal, jackall.
Chaconne, sf. chacoon (a tune).
Chacun, c,]iro. every one, each ;
{it cnn never be joincd to a
substuntivey. [soirow.
Chagrin, styi, grief; vexation
— , shagreen.
— . e, morose, sad.
Chagrinant, e, vexations.
Chagriner, va. to vex, grieve.
Chaîne, sf. chain, warp. ridge ;
bondage.
Chaîuctier, a chain-maker.
Chaînette, sf. liUle chain.
Chaînon, sm. a link.
Chair, sf. flesh, skin, méat.
Chaire, pulpit; chair.
Chaise, chair, seat, chaise.
Chaisc-percce, sf. ciose-stool.
Chaland, e, s. customer; chap-
Cliâlc, sm. shawl. [man.
Chalet, sm. swiss cottage, cabin.
Cbaleur, sf. heat ; warmth ; zeal.
Chaloupe, sf. launch, boat.
Chalumeau, sm. reed ; a pipe;
flûte.
Chamade, sf- parley.
Chamaillcr,i>n. to right',wranglek
Cbanarrer. va. to lacei dauk
CHA • •
riinninrriii-e, sf. lacing, trim-
min;:.
riiambellun. Chamberlain,
riiambraiile.jambjmantletree.
Chambre, sf. chamber, room.
Cbainbrce, mess.
rhaiiiljrcr,i!)i. to chum together.
Chambrctle, sf, litlle rooni.
Clianilii'iei',$?n. Chamberlain.
Cltambrière, sf. chamberraaid ;
horsewhip.
rhamcnti, sm. camel.
rhamclier, camel-driver.
Chamois, sbamoy; wild goat.
Chamoiscur, shamoy-dresser.
Ckam|i, Seid; matter, région.
— de bataille, field of baltle.
— clos, camp list.
Champagne, sf- champalgn.
Chauipélre, a. rural.
Champignon, sm, mushroom.
Champif^nouuiêre, sf, mush-
room-bed.
Champion, sm. champion.
Chance, s/", chance, hazard, luck.
Chaucei ou Chauceaii, sm.
chancel. [teady.
Chancclaul, e, a. totter!ng,uns-
Chanceler, vn. to totter; wa-
ver, stajger.
Chancelier, s»!, chancelier.
Chancelière, sf. chancellor's
wlTe, foot-warmer.
Chancelleinent, sm. tottering.
Chancellerie, s/", chancery. [fui.
Chancenx, se, a. lucky, doubt
Chancir, va. to grow mouidy.
Ciiaucre, sm. cancer, sore.
Cliancreiix, se, a. cancerous.
Chandeleur, sf. Candlemas.
Chandelier, sm, candiestick, a
t;,^_ tallow-chandier.
Chandelle, sf. prop, candie.
Chanfrein, sm. chamfcr.
Change, excbange, change, ban
ker's trade. [broker.
riiange (agent de), sm. stock
4'iiiineeaiit, c, u. variable*
Chanscmenl, sm. change; al
loralion.
I Chan.ser, vn. to change; al
I ; ter, shifl, barler, convorl.
^ ChuDseur, sm. money-cbangerc
> CHA
Chanoine, prebendary.
Chanoincsse, canoness.
Chanoiiiie, canonry, canonshipi
Chanson, song. ditly, nonîeuse.
Chansonner, va. lo lampoon.
Chansounetle, sf. liltle song.
Cliansouuier,sn2. ballad-maker.
Chaut, singing; tune; canto.
— du coq, cock-crow. [giOo.
Chantant, e, a. tuneable • sin-
Chantean, sm. cantle
Chanter, t)a. to* sing; tocrow;
praife. [decoy-bird.
Chanterelle, sf. treble-string
Chanteur, se, S. a singer.
Chantier, sm. timber-yard ;
stocks, ga.wntree.
Chantignoie, sf. a bracket.
Chantourné, a head-piece of ■
Chantre, a chanter. [bed.
riian-»re, sm. hemp.
«'Iianvrier, hemp-dresîer.
Chaos, chaos, confusion.
Chape, sf. cope, flap.
Chapeau, sm. a bat.
Chapelain, a chaplain.
Cliapeler, va. to ' rasp bread.
Chapelet, sm. chaplet, a chain-
Cliapelier, e,s. a hatter. [pump.
Chapelle, sf. chapel, bénéfice.
Chapelure, chlppings, raspiugs.
Chaperon, sm. hood ; coping of
a vall ; companîon.
Chaperonner, va. to • cap one;
to protect ; to hood-wink the
hawk.
Chapier, sm. cope-bearer.
Chapiteau, chapiter, capital-
Chapitre, cbapter; chapter*
house.
Chapitrer, va. to reprimano.
Chapon, sm. oapon.
Chaponneau, sm. youngcapon.
Chapaunièi'c,s/'. caponry.
ï'Iiaqtie^ ^ro. each, every (* is
ativaysjoined toasubstuntive).
Cliar, sm. chariot, car.
Ciiarailc, s/', charade, riddie.
Charançon, a weevil, mite.
Charbon, coals ; ulcer.
— de bois, charcoal.
— de terre, pit-coal. [forge.
Charbon d'usiue,sm. coals fora
CilA
rharbounée, if. short r!b of
beef. [» coat.
rharbonuer, va. to daub with.
Charlioiiucux , se, a. pesti-
lenlial.
Charbonnier , srn coal-mer-
chant ; collier; coal-hole.
Charbonnière , sf. colliery ;
coal-house; coal-woman.
Charcuter, va. to hack, mangle.
Charcuterie, sf. hog's-Uesh,
sausages, etc.
Charcutier, e, t. nho keeps a
pork-shop. [htad.
C'bai-dou , sm. Ibistle; spike-
Chardonner, va. to nap clolh.
Chardonneret, sm. goldfiDch.
Chardonnette , sf. wild arti-
choke.
Charge, load, charge ; cargo ;
employment; place, office.
Chargeant, e, a. cloggiog; te-
dious.
Chargement, sm. bill of ladiog,
cargo.
Charger, va. to load; charge;
burden, lade, clog.
^(se), lo*takeupon one's self.
Chargeur, sm,. a loader.
Chariot, sm. waggon, cart.
Charitable, 2. a. cliarilable.
Charitablement, ad. — tably.
Charité, sf. charity, alms.
Charivari, sm. paitry-music, a
dut ter.
Charlatan, a mountebank, quack
Charlatanorie , sf. quackery ,
coaxing.
Charlatanisme, sm. quacquery.
Charmant, e, a. cbarming; de-
ligblful.
Cliarme, sm. charm, yokcelm.
Charmer, va. to tbarm; allay.
Charmeur, se, S. charmer.
Charmille, sf. hcrnbeam bcdge.
Charnel, le, a. carnal ; f'ensual.
Charuellement, ad. carnally.
Charneux, se, a. Desliy.
Charnier, sm. charnel-liouso.
Cliaruivrc, sf. hinge, joint.
Chitruu, e, a. flesby, plump.
Charogne, carrion, carcass.
Charpente, timber-v'ork.
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Charpenter , va. to herw ; te
mangle.
Charpenteric, sf. oarpentry.
Cliarpcuticr, sm. caipeuler.
Charpie, sf. sm. lint.
Charretée, cart-load. [ner.
Charretier, sm. carman, wagc*
Charrette, sf. cart.
Charrier, va. to cari, convey,
drift.
Charroi, sm. convoyance.
Charrou, cartwrigbl.
Charronage, caitwright's wo;k.
Charrue, sf. plough.
Charte, charter.
Charte-pni-tîc, chartcr-party.
Chartre, sf. cbarler, gaol.
Chartreuse, cliarter-liouse.
Chartreux, se, Carthu^ian friar
or nun.
Chariulaire, sm. book-shehes.
Chïïs, sm.. needie-eye.
Châsse, sf. shrine ; scale ; frame;
cheek.
Chasse, sf. hunting; game, chase.
— aux oiseanx, l'owling.
Chasse-avant, sï)i. foreman.
Chusse-cbîen, sm. Iieadsinan.
Chasse-coquin, beadsman.
Chasse-marée, sm. lîsh-cart.
Chasse-morte, sf. randomsbol.
Chasselas, whilc prape.
Chasser, va. lo hunt, * drWe
away, cbatp, pursue, expel.
— au fusil, lo ' go a shooting.
Chasseresse, sf. a huotress.
Chasseur, sm. hiinter, fowler
Chassie, blear-cyedness.
Chassieux, se, a. bleard-eyed.
Chitssis, sm. sash ; frame; cbate.
Chassoir, cooper's driver.
Chaste, 2. 1!. chaste ; pure; neat.
■virginal.
Chastement, ad. chastely,
Chasteté, sf. chastity, purity.
Chasuble, chasuble.
Chasulilier, sm. maker of eo
clesiasiical ornaments-
Chat, cat, kitten.
Chat-buant , sm. scrcech-owl.
Châtaigne, sf. chestnut.
Châtaigneraie, chesnut-grove.
Châtaignier, «m. chcstautlreei
CliA
9'bâtain, a. m. cbestnut-eolour,
auburn.
Cliâtpau, sm. castle, seat, man-
sioii. [caslles.
Châteaux en Espagne^ airy
Ckûtcluui, lord of a manor ;
caslcllan.
Cliâteict, little castle.
C'iiùielleiiie, s^. castle-ward.
('lutter, vil. to kilten.
Chàliablo, 2. a, punishable.
C'iiûtier, va. to chaslise, cor-
rect, cliaslen,
€'li;iicéi-c, sf. cat-hole.
C'bâiiiueut, sm. chastisemeat.
Cbatou, sm. bezel, kilten,
Cliaioiiillemcut, tickling.
riiaïuiiillcr, in. to lickle; flatter.
Ctaaiouilleux, se, a. ticklisb,
délicate.
Chatoyer, vn. sparkling.
Châtré, sm. aa euDucli.
Châtrer, t'a. to castrate,
Châtreiir, sm. a gèider.
Chats, jil. catkins.
Chatlq, s/', a slie-cat; puss.
Chattcuiitc, demure hypocrite.
Challerivs, sweelmeats.
Chaud, c, a. hot, warm, hasty,
— , sm. lieat. [flercë.
— , nd. bot; warraly. [nestly.
Chaudement, ad. warinly, ear-
Chatidiére,s/. caidron; copper,
great kettle. [dron.
Chaudron, sm. a ketllo, cal-
Chaudrounerie, brazier's ware.
Chaudronnier ; sm. brazier ,
tinker.
Chau0age, $m. fuel.
Chauffe, sf. furnace.
ChuuCTe-pied, sm. a foot-slOTe.
ChautTer, va. to beat, warm.
Chauiferettc, sf. a foot-stovd.
Chaufferie, cbaftry.
Chauffeur, sm. 5toker<
Chauffoir , uarming - place ;
warm clotb for a sick person.
Chaufour, a limc-kilD.
Chaufournier, a liine-burner.
Chauler le blé, V. to lime.
Chaume, sm, stubble, stubLIe-
fieid. [to Ibatcb.
CUauœer, va. U> * eut stubble ;
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Chaumière, sf. a thatched cot-
tage.
Cbaumine, small cottage.
Chausse, sf. stockiag, stra'r.-
iDg bag.
Chaussée, sf. causeway. [brcn.
Chausse-pied, sm. sboeirij-
Cbausse-trappe, sf. a caitiop.
Chausser, va. toput * on sbocs,
or stock) ngs, maie shoes to C(.
Chausser le cothurne, to turn
a dramatic writer.
Chausses, ;il. breeches.
Cbausseticr, sm. bosîer.
Chaussette, sf. under-stocking.
Chausson, sm. socks, pumps.
Chaussure, sf. any cover for Ibe
leg and foot, stockings, boots.
Chauve, 2. a. bald. [slippers.
Chauie-souris, sf, a bal.
Cbuuvcté, baldoess.
Chauvir, va. to prick up.
Chaux, sf. lime.
Chavirer, va. to turn upside
down, upset. [fag-end."
Chef, sm. bead, cbief, leader;
— de r.traîlle, housekeeper.
Chef-d'œuvre, a masterpiece.
Chef-lieu, cbief town.
— de parti, a ringleader.
Chelem, siam.
Chélidoiue, ceiandine.
Chemin, way, road, course.
Chemin-couvert, sm. covered
Cbcmiuée, sf, a cliimney. [way.
Cheminer, vn. to walk, Or * go.
Chemise, sf. shirt, sbifl.
Chemisette, under-waislcoat,
Chênaie, a gro^e of oaks.
Chenal, sm. cbanne!. [rogiio.
Chenapan , sm. ascouudre!.
Chêne, an oak.
Chêueuu, a pipe to conTey raio-
waler froni tlie gutters.
Chenet, haud-iron, lire dog.
Chenevière, sf. bemp-lield.
Chenevis, sm.bemp-seed. [pecl.
Chcuevotte, sf. Etalk of bem[i
Chêne votter, vn. te peel benip
Chenil, $?n. a dog kennel. [stalk.
Chenille, sf, a Caterpillar.
Chenu, e, a hoary; grey-headed.
Cher, e^dear; costiy; beloved.
CIIE
Cherche, sf. search.
t'hcrchci-, va. to * seek, look
for *, fearcli. [cher, punter.
Chercheur, se, s. seeker, sear-
Chère, sf. cbeer, fare, enter-
tainment.
t^'héremeiit, ad. dear, dearîy.
Chérir, vci. to cherisb , love
dearly. [affection,
Chérissable, 2. a. whorty of
Cherté, deorness.
Cbcriibin, sm. a cherub.
Chervis, »in. skirrsl. [fui.
Chctif, ïe, a meaD ; sorry, piti-
Chétivemont, ad. pitifulljf.
Cheval, sm. horse.
— de bataille, charger.
— de course, race-horse.
— de selle, saddic-horse.
— de trait, draught horse.
Cheval-foudu, leap-frog.
Chevaleuieiit, sm. prop, shore.
Chevaler, i;a. to shore upi scra-
peshides; run about.
Chevaleresque, a. chivalrous.
Chevalerie, sf. knighthood;
chivalry.
Chevalet , sm. wooden horse ;
bridge of an instrument , easel;
trestle, buttress.
Chevalier, a knight.
— d'industrie, sharper. [usher.
— d'houueur, flrst gentleman
— errant, knight errand.
Chevalière, sf. knight's lady.
Chevaline (bête) , horse , or
Cheva«cher,U)i,to*ride. [mare.
Chuveau-léger, sm. ligbt-hor-
seroan.
Chevelu, e, a. long baired.
Chevelure, sf. heai] of haïr;
beams ; fibre.
Chevet, sm. a bolster, pillow.
Chevêtre, a halter joisl.
Cheveu, a bair. [botch.
Cheville, «/". a peg; anclebone,
Cheviller, va. lo peg, pin.
Chevillctto, sf. small peg.
Chevillon, sm. turner's peg.
Chevillurc, sf, the branches of
a deer's head.
Chèvre, sf. a she goat, crab.
Chevreau, sm. a kid.
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Chcvre-reuille, bonejfsuckle',
— pied, a. m. goat-footed.
Chevrette, sf. a doe; siruppot;
iitlle andiroQ.
Chevreuil, sm. a roobuck.
Chcvricr, a goatherd.
Chcvrillard, fawn of a roe.
Chevron, a rarier,che'¥ron,stripB.
Chevrotement, sm. quivering.
Chevroter , vn. lo kid ; fret ;
skip ; to * bave a trembling
■voice in sioging.
Chevroliu, sm. a kid's skin.
Chevrotine, sf. deer-shot.
Chez, pr. at, to, the house of,
among, witb, in.
— soi, at home.
— moi, at mj house. [home.
— nous, at our country or at
Chiasse, sf. scum, dung.
Chicane, sf. chicanery, cavil-
Chicaner, va. ta chicane; cavii,
quibble.
Chicanerie, sf. chicanery.
Chicaneur, se 9 s. chicaner,
shifler, caviller.
Chicanier, e, chicaner, caviller.
Chiche, 2. a. stingy.
Chichement, ad. slingily.
Chicon, sm. coss-lettuce.
Chicorée, sf. succory, endive.
Chicot, sm. a stump.
Chicoter, v/i. to wrangle; trifle.
Chicotiu, sm. orpine.
Chieu, a dog, cock of a gun.
— couchant, a setter.
— courant, a hound.
— d'arrêt, a pointer.
Chiendent, sm. coucb-grass;
quitch-grass.
Chienne, sf. a bitch.
ChiOTe, sf. sorry silk, or stuff.
Chiffon, SI)!, a rag, scrap of paper.
— s. jil. dress, trinkets. [ble.
Chiffonner, VU. to rumple, tum-
Chiffonnier, e, S. a rag-picker,
clicst of drawers. [ber
Chiffre, sm. cipher, figure, num«
Chiffrer, «a. to * cast up ; wriU
in ciphers.
Chiffreur, sm. calculator.
Chignon, sm. nape, chignon.
Chimère, sf. ckimera, idle faucj
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Chimérique, 2. a. chimerical,
fancifii!.
riiinicriqiicmenl^a^. — rically.
rhiiuie,s/'. c!ijmislry,chemistry.
rbiniiquc. 2. c. cbymical, cbe-
mical.
riiiuiigtc, sm. cliymist, chemist.
riiiiicr, va. to clôud, ftreak.
Chiiioîs, snj. chinese. [riients.
Chiiioisericfl, chinese orna-
riiiouriiic^ sf. of convicls, crew.
rhi|>er, va. tofilcb; crib.
Cbîpotcr, un. lo piddie; trifle.
nii|iotiei', e, s. piddler, trifler.
Cliiquenaiidc, sf. fillip.
riiique, sf. quid.
riliqiier, vn. to chew totacco.
Chiquet, sm. bit,
Cllïrographaire, in vîrlue of
a note of linod.
rhiromnnrie, sf. — Cy.
rhiromaiicifii, ne,».— mancer.
rhirurical, e, a. — cal.
Tbiriirgie, sf. surgery,
rhirurgien,. a. surgeon.
rhirurgique, 2. a. — gical.
rhlanij-fle, sf. cblamys.
rhiore, s»i. chlorine.
Chlorose, sf. green sickness.
Choc, sm. shock; dashing; on-
set, clasbing.
Chocolat, sm. chocolaté.
Chocolatier, one who keeps a
chocolate-house, chocolaté ma-
ker, or seller.
Chocolatière, sf. chocolate-pot.
Chœur, sm. choir, choius.
Choir, vn, to * fall. [oui; select.
Choisir, va. to * choose, * pick
Choix, sm. choice, option, [kept.
rhôuable, 2. « Ihat ougbt to be
rhôniage, sm. respite, resl.
rhôiner, v. to * kcep, tO want
work, rest from work
rhopiiie, <f. balf-pint.
Chopiuer, L'n. to lipple.
Choppenicnt, sm. slumbling.
Choppcr,t;n.to blunder; sturable.
Choquaut, e. a. sbocking, of-
fensi^ve.
Choquer, V. to • shock, offend,
• dash,*clasb,to * touch elasses.
— (Se), w . 10 • tike offence, i
abuse one another, • clash *
slnke, encouDter.
Chorégraphe, stn. — phcr.
Chorégraphie, sf. — pliy.
Choriste, sm. cLorister , cbo-
russinger.
Chorogrnphic, s/.— phy.
Chorographique, 2. a. — pliica!.
Chorus, faire chorus, to ""^ing
together * niake chorus.
Chose, 5^. lliing.
Chou, sm. cabbage; colewort.
— rave, sm. radish-cabbagi.-.
Chou-fleur, cauliilower.
Choucas., sm. a jackdaw.
Chouette, sf. screech-owl ; lau-
ghing-stock.
Chouquet, sm. cap, block.
Choyer, VU. to cocker ; to ' Iake
great care of.
Chrême, syn. chrism.
Chrémeau, chrisrn-cloth.
Chrétien, ne, a. S. Christian.
Chrétienuenieut , ad. chiis-
tianly.
Chrétienté, sf. christendom.
CIIKINT, sm. CHRIST.
Chrisiiiiuieme, christianily.
Chromatique, 2. a. sf. — lie.
Chronique, sf. chionicic.
— 2. a chronical. [chronicles.
Chroniqueur, sm. a writer of
Chronogramme, — gram.
Chronologie, sf. — logy.
Chronologique, 2. a. — gicali
Chronologiste, sm. — gist.
Chronalogue, — loger.
Chrysalide, sf. chrysalis.
Chrysanthème, sm. — temum.
Cllrysocollc, sf. — colla.
Chrysolithe, sf. — lithe.
Chrysocome, sra. — me.
Chuchoter, vn. to whisper.
Chucboterie, sf. whispering.
Chuchoteur, se, s. whîsperer.
Chu«; int, hushl
Chute, s/, fall, di.'astei^ cadence.
— L.a chute des Veuille»,
autumn. — Cnc chute d'hu-
uicui-s, a deQuxion.
Chyle, sm. chyle.
Ci, ad. hère; — après, hereaf-
ter,— dessous, bereuDder;
cm
rSodesBus, aToresaid; — de-
vant, heretofore ; — gît, hère
lies.
Ciboire, sm. a pvx, box, cup.
Ciboule, sf. scaliion, chibbat.
Ciboulette, chives.
Cicatrice, a scar.
Cicatriser, va. cicalrize, gash.
Cicéro, pica prinling tjpe.
Cidre, cider.
Ciel, sf. sky, hcaven, canopy.
Ciel de lit, trster, top of a bed.
Ciels de lit (des), bed testers.
Cierges, sm. a wax-taper.
Cieux, sm. pi. ciel for its sin-
gular, heavens.
Cigale, s/, chirping kind of gras-
Cigare, sm. a cigar. [shopper.
Cigogue, sf. a ftork.
Ciguë, sf. hemiock.
Cil, stn. eye-lash.
Cilice, sm. hair-cloth.
Cillement, sm. winking.
Ciller,, va. to Iwiukle, wink.
Cime, 5^. top, ridge, heigbt.
Ciment, sm, cernent, union.
Cimenter, va. to cernent.
Cimeterre, a scimitar.
Cimetière, a cburciiyard*
Cimier, crest, bultock. [clay.
Cimolie ou Cimolis, sf. pipe-
Cinabre, cinabar; red lead.
Cinéraire urne, sf. urn ino-
ludiDg ashes, cinerary.
Cinglage, sm. ship's course.
Cingler, vn. ta sail before the
wind, to lash, ' eut.
Cïnique, 2. a. cynical.
Cinnamome, sm. cinnamoQ.
Cinq, a. sm, fivc.
Cinquantaine, sf. fiTty.
Cinquante, 2. a. fifty.
Cinquantième, 2. a. Urtieth.
Cinquième, 2. a. sm. fiftll.
Cinquièmement, ad. fiftbly.
C'inti-age, sm. the coras which
etther encircle, or lie a ship.
Cintre, au arch, centre.
Cintrer, ua. to * make archwise.
Cippe, sm. cippus.
Cirage, waxing, blacking.
Circoncire, va* to circumcise.
Circoncision, sf. circumcjsiun.
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Circonréreuce, circumférence.
Circonflexe, 2. a. circumflex.
Circonlocution, sf. circumlo-
cution. [lion.
Circonscription, circumscrip-
CircouBcrire , va. to circuin-
scribe.
Circonspect, e, a. circumspect.
Circonspection , sf. circum»
spection.
Circonstance, circumstance.
Circonstances et dépcudun—
ces, appartenances.
CircouBlancier, va. to relate a
tliing wilh its circamstances.
Circonvallatiou, sf< circumvaN
latioD.
Circonvenir, va. tO circum-
venl, deceive.
CirconveiitÊon, sf. deceît.
Circonvoisiu, e, a, neighbour*
ing. [volution.
Circonvolution , sf. circum-
Circuit, sm. circuit, amhit;
dislrict, compass. [round.
Circtiluire , 2. a. circular;
Circulaii-emcut, arl. circularly.
Circulant, c, circulaling.
Circulatcur, sm, — tor.
Circulation, sf. — tion.
Circulatoire, 2. a. — lalory
Circuler, va. to circulate; be
current. [black.
Cire, sf. wax, gum, seal ; sboa-
— d Espagne, scaling-wax.
Cirer, va. to wax.
Cirïer, sm. wax chandler.
Ciron,ahaadworm; little blister.
Cirque, sm. circus.
Cirure, sf. wax pîastering.
Cirure, sf. waxing.
Cisailler, va. to * clip, * shear.
Cisailles, sf. shears, clippings.
Cisalpine, a. on this side the
Ciseau,. sm.chise!,graYer,[Alps.
Ciseaux, pi. scissars.
Ciseler, va. to cbase, carve.
Ciseict, sm, a graver.
Ciseleur, chaser, pinker.
Ciselure, sf. chasing, carving.
Citadelle, a citadei.
Citadin, e, a. s. citizen.
Citateur, sm. quoler.
<:la
ritnlioii, sf. — tion, summons.
rite, a City, a town. [name.
Ciicr, lia. cite, quote, summon,
ritérîeiir, c, a. citerior; hither.
C'itcrue, sf. a cistern.
rilo.veii, uc, s. a citizen.
Citrate, sm. — le.
rîtrin, c, (t, lemon-coloured.
C'iti-oii, sra, citron, lemon.
C'itronui-, c, «. that has Ihe
lasle ot' lemon.
C'ili'oiiiiL-llc, sf. balm-gentle.
t'id-oniiicr, SHi. a lemon-tree.
f'ilrotiiile, sf. pumpion, gourd.
Civatlicrc, sf. sprit-sail.
Cive, liind of onion.
Civet, sin. liare ragoût.
Civette, sf. chive ; civet-cat.
Civière, a hand-barrow.
Civil, e, a. civil, well-Lred.
Civilement, aJ. civilly, kindly.
Civilisation, sf. — zalion.
Civiliser, va. to civilise.
Civilité, sf. civilily, courlesy.
Civique, a. f. civic. [fellow.
Clabaiid , sm. liar ; noisj
Clabaudage, barking of dogs.
Clabauder, vn. lo bark; bawl.
Clabuiiderie, sf. damour.
Clabaudcur, se, S. noisy man
0?' woman, a bawler.
Cluie, sf. a hurdie.
Clair, c, a. clear; light; thin ;
bright; plain. [plain..
— y ad. clearly; plainly; clear
— sm. sbine, light.
— de luue, mooDsbine.
Claîremcut, ad. clearly, plainly.
Clairet, te, a. reddisb, claret.
Clair-voie, sf. rails in a park.
Clairière, glade in a wood.
Clairou, sm. Clarion.
Clair-scuiê, e, a. thin sown;
thin, scarce. [netration,
Cloirvojauce, sf. sagacity ; pe-
Clairvojaut, e, a, elear sigh-
ted, ocute.
Clameur, sf. clamour, outerj.
Clan, sm. clan.
Clandcstiu, e, a. clandestine.
Clandestinement, ad. — nely.
Ciandesiiiiitc, sf. clasdestiae-
Dess, privacy.
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Clapet, S))i. sucker. [taraerabhii*
Clapier, coney burrow ; rabbll ■
Clapir, vn. to squoak.
— (se), vr. lo * tquat.
Clapotagc, sm. rough sea.
Clapoter, va. to ripple.
Clapotcusc, a. f. beaving swel-
Claque, s/', a smack, clog. [linp.
Claquedeut, sm. beggar, chai-
tering. [rini;.
Claquement, clapping, cbaLIc-
Claqucmui-er, va. to * put in
prison.
Claquer, vn. tO * clap, * snap ;
clialtcr. [chil.
Claquct, sm, mil! -clapper ;
ClariCcatiou, sf. clarifjing.
Clarifier, VT. to clarify.
— (se), i!)-. to * player.
Clarine, sf. a bell for Ibo ncck
Clarinette, clarinet. [ofanimals.
Clarté, sf. light. clearness.
Classe, s/', class; order; form ;
school. [ord-:!-.
Classement, sm. disposilinr ,
Classer, l'a. lo dispose, io levy.
Classification, sf. — tion.
Classique, 2. a. classic.
Claude, a. foolish, simple.
Claudication, sf. lameness.
Clause, sf. clause.
Claveau, sm. thc rot, scab.
Clavecin, sm. harpsichord.
Clavelée, sf. the scab.
Clavelc, e, a. scabby.
Clavette, sf. a key; peg.
Clavicule, the collar bonc.
Clavier, sm. a key-chain; llio
keys of an organ, etc. [uastic,
Claustral, e, a. claustral ; mo-
Clayon, sm. litlle hurdie.
Claionuage, a fence made with
hurdles and turfs.
Clé, Clef, s/", a kcy, clef.
Clématite, sf. — lilis.
Clémence, cleraency.
Clément, e, a. clément, merciful.
Clepsydre, an hour-glass.
Clerc, sm. clerk, clergyman.
Clergé, clergy, churclimen.
Clérical, e, a. clérical.
CléricaIemeul,a(Z. clergy-maD
tike.
CLO 50
Clérlcatnre, sf. clerksbip; State
of a clergyman.
riichage, sm. stérêotyping.
Cliché, sm. stéréotype plate
riicber, va. to stéréotype.
riicheiir, sm. stéréotyper.
Client, e, s. a client, [nection.
Clicntelle, sf. protection, con-
<'liEnemciit,sm.\vinking. [seek.
C'Iiiiiip-iniiscite, sf. hide and
C'iiisiiei' les jeux, va. to nink.
rii;;notemciit,£)n, winking.
C!is>>oler, to wink oflen.
f liiuat, sm. climate, clime.
riiniatcriqiio, 2. a. climacterîc.
Clin d''œil, s)n. tbe twinkling of
an eye.
en un clin d'œil, ad. in a trice.
Clinique, 2. a. clinical.
Cliiii|uant, sm. tiusel.
Clique, sf. party, gang.
Cliqueter, vn. to clack.
Cliquetis, sm.clasliingofswords.
Cliquettes, sf. snappers; clap-
pers.
Clisse, little hurdle; splint.
Clîaser, îjn. to * make hurdles;
Clistère, sm. aclysten. [splint.
Cliver, va. to clieve.
Cloaque, sm. common sewer;
fillliy place. [ing-pan.
Clocbe, s;', a bell, blister, stew-
riocbemeut, sm. hopping.
Clocher, steeple ; parish.
— , vn. to limp, Lobble.
Cloeliette, sf. band-bell, bell-
Cloisou, partition. [Hower.
Cloisonnage, sm. partition-
Cloître, a cloister. [work.
Clottrer, va, tO cloister up;
immure.
Cloîtrier, sm. claustral raonk.
Clopiu-clopaut, ad. bobbling
along.
<'io|>incii., va. to bobblo along.
Cloporte, sm. wood-louse.
Clore, va. lo inclose, close.
Clos, sm. a close.
— , e, a. closed, close, shut.
Closeau, sm. small close,
Clossemeut, cluckin;^,
CInsscr, vn. to cluck."
Clôture, s/'.aû enclosur*.
me
Clâturer, i)<i. ju. to close an ac*
count.
Clou,sm. nail; a boil; clove; slud.
Clou à crochet, tenter-hook.
Clouer, va. to nail.
Clous de girolle, clOTes.
Clouter, va. lo slud.
Clouterie, sf. nail-trade.
Cloutier, sm. a nailer.
Cloutiére, sf. nail-mouldi
Club, sm, a club, Society.
Clubiste, member of a club.
Coaccusé, accused witb one, Oî*
several persons.
Coactir, vc, a. coercive.
Coartiou, sf. coercion, coaclion.
Coadjuteur, sm. a coadjiilor.
Coadjutorerie, sf. — tordbip.
Coadju trice, coadjutrix.
Coagulation, a congealing.
Coaguler, va. coagulale, curd.
— (se), vr. to curdle.
Coaliser (se), vn. to coalesce.
Coalition, sf. — tien.
Coassement, sm, croaking.
Co.isscr, un. to croak.
Cobalt, sm. cobalt.
Cocagne, sm.. pays de co»
cagne, a land of niilk and lio-
Cocardc, sf . cockadc. [ncy.
Cocasse, 2. a. odd. comical.
Cacatrix, sm, cockatrice.
Coche, s?ïî. caravan, large cùacb.
Coche, a passage beat,
— sf. nolch, oldsow; fat illsba-
ped woman.
rochcnillage, sm. scarlet dye.
Cochenille, sf. cochincal.
Cocbciiiller, va. to dye scartrî
Cochenillier , sm. cocbinca'.
Cocher, a coachman. [Irci'.
Cocher, va. to * tread. [enlran'.'i-
Cochère (Porte), sf. carria^â
Cochet, sm. cocberel
Cochevis, sm. tufted lark.
Cochon, sm. bog, pig.
— d'Inde, sm. guinea pîg.
— de lait, sm. a sucking pîg.
Cochonnée, sf. litter of pigi
Cochonner, vn. lo farrow.
Cochonnerie, sf. filtbiness.
Cochonnet, snx, jack at bowlA.
Coco, cocos
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Cocon, sm. cocoon.
Cocotier, a cocon-tre.
Coctiou, sf. coclioa, diges-v'on.
Tocu, sm. cuckold.
Code, sm. code, codex.
Cocuagc, cucholdom.
rodccimateiir, partner in 1l>
tlies. [a codicil.
Cudicillaire, 3. a. ccntained in
Codicille, sm, codicil.
Codille gagner, vn. to win.
Codonataire, 2. a, he or slie to
whom a thing is given jointly
whith anolher person.
CoeGcient, e, a. cocl'ficient.
Coégal, e, a. coequal.
Caeniiitiou,s/'. rcciprccal buying.
Coercilir, Te, a. coercive.
Coercition, sf. coercion.
Coéternel, le, a. cOPternal.
Coéternîté, sf. — nity.
Cœ«r,sm. hcarf, courage, spirit,
stomack middie; à contre — ,
againslone's will ; de lion — ,
heartily ; de gaîté de — , wan-
tonly; par — , by heart.
Coexistence, sf. — ce.
Coexister, vn. lo coexist.
Coffre, sm. chest, trunli, coffer,
belly of a lute.
Coffre-fort, strong box.
Coffrer, va. to' put in jail.
Coffret, sm. a little chcst ; trunk.
Coffretier, a trunk-maker.
Cognasse, sf. wild quince.
Cognassier, sm. quiuce-tree.
Cognât, kinsman,
Cognation, s^. — tion, kindred.
Cogue-fetu, sm. a triQer.
Cognée,s/.a Lalchet, axe. [knock.
Cogner, va. to * drive in beat,
Cognoir, sm. printer's shooting
stick.
Cohabitation, sf. — tion.
Cohabiter, vn. to cohabit.
Cohérence, s^. cohérence.
Cohérent, e. a. uuilcd. [ress.
Cohéritier, e. s. co-heir ; cohei-
Cohésion, sf. cohésion.
Cohober, va. to thicken, fortily.
Cohorte, sf. cohort, conipany.
Cohue, a rout, crowd.
Coi, te. a. still, quiet.
COL
Coiffe, sf. coif, hood, hnsk.
Coiffer, va. lo put on tlie hrad;
dress the liair; cap a bottie,
lay a sail aback ; inTaluate wilh,
— (Se), vr. to covér ono's head;
dress one's head; bf- fond of;
bewitched wilh. ^dresser.
Coiffeur, se, s. milUner; liair-
Coiffure, sf. a bead-dress.
Coin, sm. corner, wedge; coins,
die; lock of a wig; dock of a
stocking.
Coîitcidcnce, sf. coincideDce.
Coïncident, te, a. coïncident.
Coïncider, vn. to coïncide.
Coing, sm. a quince.
Coït, sm. coilion.
Col, sm. stock neck défile.
— (Faux), false collar.
Coloture, sf. Dllration.
Colégatiiire, <!. S. collegatory.
Coléoptcre, sm. — ter.
Colère, s/", anger, wrath, passion.
— , 2. a. passionafe.
Colérique, 2. «. choleric. [libri.
Colibri, sm. humming-blrd, co-
ColiQcbet, gewgaw, toy, bird-
cake.
Coliu-niaillurd , sm. blind-
Colique, sf. a cbolic.[man's buff.
Cotisée, sm. colisœum. [bourer.
Collaborateur, sm. fellow-la-
Collaboralion, s/'.^tion. [ging.
Collage, sm. sizing paper haa-
Collant, a. tight.
Collataire, sm. one who bas
been collatcd to a bénéfice.
Collatéral, a. — rai.
Collateur, sm. collator.
Collatif, a. — ti-?e.
Collation, sf. — tion, adTowsor
— , artcroon's luuclîeon , te?
drinking.
Collationner, va. to collale.
— , to • eat betwcer dinner an
supper, to * drink tea.
Colle, s/, pa.'te, glue, size.
— de poisson, isinglass.
Collecte, collect, gathering.
Collecteur, sm. a collcclor.
Collectif, a. sm. collectiTe.
Collection, sf. — tion.
Collectivement, ad. — vely.
COL
Pollége, »m. collège.
L'ullcgia:, e, a. collégiale.
['olligieu, sm, collegian. [low.
['olloguc, stn. colleague, fel-
[•oller, va. to pa?te, glue.
-du vîn, to clarifj wine with
isinglass.
— (Se), vr. to lie close, cake.
Dollerette, sf. woman's neck-
_ kerchief, tucker. [of méat.
['ollet, sm. collar; SDare, neck
-, cape; neck, hand ; gin.
Colleter, va. lo collar * set suares.
'ollctir, sm. paper hanger.
^'ollicp, sm. necklace, collar.
^olliger, vn. to collect, infer.
rolliue, sf. biU.
'ollïsioii, — sion.
ullocatian, — tion. [rence.
Colloque, sm. colloquy, confe-
'olloqucr, va. to place in order.
'olludcr, vn. to colludejuggle.
'olltision, sf. juggling.
.'ullusoire, 2. a. — sory.
olIuBoiremeiil, ad. — sorily,
■ollyre, sm.— rium, eye-salve.
'olombc, sf. a doYe.
'olombiur, sm. a dove-house.
^olonibîue, sf. pigeon 's dunk.
'olou, sm. a planter, colon.
'olouul, a colonel. [pa°ï-
.'olonelle, sf. Ihe colonel 's [com-
'olouial, c, a. colonial.
'oloiiie, a colony, plantation.
'oloiiisatiou, sf. — tion. [lony.
'olouiser, va. to setlle a co-
'oloiiuade, colonnade.
.'olunac, a column, pil'.ar; —
-d'uu lit, ted-posts.
'olopliaue, rosin, hard rosia,
'oloquinte, coloqiiintida.
'olorant, e, a. coloul'ing.
'olorer,, va. to coiour,dje, dis-
guife, cloke.
'olofîer, to varnish, [plexion.
oloris, sm. colouring, com-
'oloriste, a colourist.
'«lossal, e, a gigantio.
'ulosae, sm.. coloâsus.
'olustre, sra. colostrum.
^'■»~i'iaf 6, h&wker's trade.
uiporter vu., to hawk about.
olporieuri ifft. a hawker.
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Colure, coluri, colure.
Colza, sf. colewort; — hiiils
de, — coleseed oil.
Tonia, comma.
Comateux, se, a. sopori ferons.
Couibut, sm. a fight, batlle.
Couibattaiit, a combalant.
Combattre, V. to * Bght, com-
bat, oppugn, contend wilh.
Combien, ad. how much; how
—, .sm. price. [many.
— que, although.
Combinaison, sf. combination^
Combiner, va. to combine.
Comblé, e, a heaped.
Comble, sm. top, height, timber-
work of a roof. [fill.
Combler, va. heap np ; load one ;
Combrière, a large net.
Combustible, 2. a. ble.
Combustion, s/'.- tion, tumult.
Comédie, a play ; playhouse ;
shamming; sport.
Comédien, sm. an actor; difr-
sembler, comedian.
Comédienne, sm. actress.
Comestible, 2. a. eatables.
Comète, sf. a cornet.
Comiecs, sm. pi. comitia.
Comique, 2. a. comical.
Comiquement, ad. comically.
Comité, sm. officer of a galley-
Comité, a commitlee.
idaut, sm. commander
Commande, sf. order.
lOKen; made to or-
command ^
(de), bespo.
der; feigned.
Coniniandemeut ,
conimandment.
Commander, va. tO command]
order, * bid, • bespeak.
Commanderie,^/'. commandery»
Commandeur, sm. commander
of an order.
Commanditaire, s,
partner.
Commandite (société en),
sieeping partner sbip.
Comme, ad. as, like, almost.
— , C. as, whereas.
Commémorutir, *e, a. — tive>.
Commémoration, sf. — tion„
Coniiueufaut, e, $. beginner.
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Commeuccment, sm. begin-
ning. [menée.
f oinmoiicer, t'rt. to*begin; com-
roiiimciidulaire, a.sm. — tory.
fommeiide, sf. commeDdam.
Commensal, a. m. messmale.
eatingat Ihe same table.
fonsmcusulîté, s^* — lity.
rommcnsural>ilité, — lity.
rommciisui-abic, 2. a. — ble.
i'ommeiit, ad, how, why.
ï'ommoïKnire, sm. comment.
C'omuiciilateur, — tator.
Commenter, va. to comment,
to romance.
fommérage, sm. iddle gossip.
Vommerçable, 2. a negotiable,
commercial.
C'ommerçauf , e, trading.
Commerçant, sm. trader, mer-
chant, [intercourse.
Commerce, sm. — ce ; trade ;
Commercer, vn. to trade.
Commercial, e, a. — çial.
Commère, sm. a g'SSip.
Commettant, sm. trustée ; con-
stituent, [appoint ; expose.
Commettre, va. to commit;
Comminaiion, sf. Ihreatening.
Comminatoire, 2, a. — tory ;
threatening. [missioner.
Commis, sm. clerk, deputy,com-
<'ommisc, sf. forfeiture.
Commisération , — tion, pity.
Commissaire, sm. commissary;
coromissioner; overseer ; — prï-
seur, sm. auctionneer; — de
police, justice of thepeace.
Cauiniission, sf. commission;
message. [an errand man.
Commissionnaire, sm. Tactor;
Commissionner, vct to com-
mission.
Commissoire, 2. a. ju. binding.
Commodat, loan.
Commode, 2. a. commodious;
convenicnt;good-nalured;[wers.
— sf. a commode ; chest of dra-
Commodément , ad. conve-
niently, con.^ortably.
Commodité, sf. confenience ;
l's.])L ocnommodniion, waterc'o-
ouiuiuiioi<,£^.cuiiiuio'.ioD.[sets.
COM
Commualile, 2. a. commulable.
Commc«r, va. to commute ; rai-
ligate.
Coiiimnn, e, n. coramon, usual;
mcan ; publie.
Commiiuanté, sf, community,
corporation.
Commune, sf. corporation.
Communes, inhaliilants of vil-
laces; common pasture; Ihe
bouse of commons.
Communément, ad. commonly.
Communiant, e, s. communicant.
Communicablc, 2, a, — ble,
easy of access.
Communicalif, Te, a. — ti've,
Communication, sf, — tiOD ,
intercourse; Society.
Communier, v. to receive, Of
administer the sacrament.
Communion, sf, — nion; fcl-
lowship.
Communiquer, va. tO commu»
nicatc ; to * liave corresfion-
dence ; to produce.
— (sc),y)'.to*be communicated.
Commutatif, te, a. — ti\e.
Commutation, sf. — tion.
Compacité, closeness.
Compacte, sm. agreement.
Compacte, 2. a. compact, close.
Compagne, sf, a female com>
panion ; consort.
Compagnie, company.
Comp.ignon, .5m. companion ;
journeyman ; fellow ; partner.
Compagnonnage, journeyman-
ship.
Comparable, 2. a, — ble; like.
Comparaison, sf. comparifon
Comparant, e, a. S. appearing
Comparatif, »e, 0. — tive.
Comparalivemenl,ad.— tivelj;
Comparer, va. to compare; cot
— à (se), to vie with. [fo ■
Comparoir, un. to * make dm :
appearance.
Couiparaîlre,toappear. [ninr^
Compartiment, sm. COmparC'
Comparution, sf. appearaut*.
Compas, compassés.
Compassieniciit . tje mc^f*
ring »ilb compnsse».
COM
ksmiiaxscr, un. lo measure ; to
proportion; order well.
Compassé, c,a.formal;affected.
Compassion, sf. compassion;
«omputibilité, — lity. [pity.
«ompatililc, 2. a. — ble.
Compatir, v)i. lo commiserate ;
siiil; * bear with. [sionate.
Compatissant, e, a. compas-
Compatriote, 2. s. compatriot.
Coiupcadium, sm. — dium.
Compensation, sf. — tion.
Compenser, va. to compensate.
Compéragc, sm. compaternity.
Compère, a gossip, jovial l'ellow;
partner. [tently; enough.
Compétesumeut , ad. compe-
Compétrncc, sf. compétence;
compétition; jurisdiction.
Compétent, c, a. compétent; fit.
Compétcr, vn. tobeiong. [rival.
Compétiteur, sm. competitor;
Compétition, sf. — tion.
Compilateur, sm. compiler.
l'ompilalion, sf. — lion. [lect.
Compiler, va. to compile ; col-
Complaiguant, e, s, plaintiff.
Complainte, sf. complaiiit.
Complaire, vn. to please ; to
humour.
— (se), vr. to delight in.
Complaisammeut, ad. com-
plaisantly. [complacency.
Complaisance, sf. — ?ance ;
Complaisant, e, a, complaisant;
— , sm. fawner. [obliging.
Complément, sm. — ment.
Complémentaire, 2. a, com-
pleting.
Complet, e, a. complète, pei feel.
Complètement, sm. compiction.
Complètement, ad. — tely.
Compléter, va. lo complète.
Complexe, 2. a complex.
Complexion, sf. — xion ; con-
stitution ; temper; humour.
Complcxiouné,e,n. constitued.
Complexité} sf. — ness, com-
plexity.
Cociplicatlon, f^f. — tion.
Comi^lieef 2, a S. complice; ac-
coï^^'ice. [accomplice.
Co.vf.^cité| if. tbe beins an
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Compiles, sf. complines.
Compliment, «m. — mentt
Complimentaire, iirst partDet
in a trading society.
Complimenter, va. tO compli»
ment; to flalter. [menler.
Complimenteur, se, s. compli-
Compliqué, e, a. complicate.
Coniplicfiier, va. to complicate.
— (se), tobrcome complicatcd.
Complot, sm. a plot; conspiracy.
Comploter, l'fl. to plot; conspire.
Componction, sf. compunclion.
Comportement , sm. comport-
ment.
Comporter, va. to allow,* bear.
— (se), vr. to behave ; act.
Composé, sm. compound ; — , a.
compound. [compound.
Composer, va., to compose ; to
— (se), vn. to compound ; ca-
pitiilate; make a compromise.
Composite, 2. a. composite.
Compositeur, SOT. a composer
(in music); a compositor.
Composition, sf. composition,
agreement. [or setting-stick
Composteur, sm. a composing
Compote, sf. siewed fruit, etc.
Compotier, sîu.dish for stewed
fruit.
Compréhensible, 3. a, — ble.
Comprcliension, sf. — sion.
Comprendre, va. to compre-
hend. [ter.
Compresse, sf. compress, bols-
Comprcssiltilité, sf, — lity;
compressibleness.
Compressible, 2. a. —ble. [sure.
Compression, sf. sion, près*
Comprimer, va. to compress.
Compromettre, va. to compro»
mise, to expose.
.-(sc),tjr. lo commit one's self.
Compromis, sm. compromise.
Comptabilité, sf. responsibi"
lily, accounls.
Comptable, 2.(^5. accounlablei
Comptant, argent couiptant,
ready money.
Compte, sm. account; à — ^ on
accoiint ; arrêté de — , accouvil
agreed u^ion; à bon ~, cheap;
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Acuîr compte de^ to pay
attention ta.
Cuinpter, va. to count, seltle
accounts; charge; reckon.
Compter, v)i. to dépend ripon.
Compteur, sm. accounlant.
Comptoir, counter ; counling-
house; factoryjbar of a public-
house.
('uinpulser , va. xo examine,'
inspect; search.
TompiiUoire, vn. a warrant.
Cuiupiit, computalion.
Coiupiitisic, sin. — tist; t«r.
Comte, stn. count, earl.
Comté, countj, earldom.
t'omtesse, sf. a countess.
Coucasser, va. to pound.
roncave, 2. a. sm. concaTe.
Concavité, sf. ccncavity.
Concéder, u«. to grant, concède.
Conceulratiou, sf. — tion.
Concentrer, ua, to concentre,
concentrate.
— (se), vi: ' be thoughtful.
Concentrique, 2. a.— trie, con-
ceutricai.
Concept, sm. conception.
Conception, sf. — tioQ. under-
standing.
Concernant, />>'. concerning.
Concerner, ca, to relate to ;
Concert, sm- concert; [concern.
Concertant, e,s. concert singer.
Concerter, va. to concert.
— (se), vr. to concert matters.
ConceHsiou, sf. grant, conces-
sion, [lee.
Concessionnaire, sm. a gran-
Concetti, sm, conceits.
Concevable, 2. a, concei'vable.
Concewèir, va. to conçoive; to
' breed; to svord.
Conchyliologie, s^. — gy.
Concierge, 2. s. porter, door-
porter, dooi-lieeper. [place.
Tonciergerie, s/^. a keeper's
Concile, sm. council.
"^onciliable, n. reconciteable.
Coueiliabule, couventicie.
Conciliant, e, u. cocciliating;
conciliatory.
Conciliateur, ). conciliator.
CON
Conciliation, sf. — tion.
Concilier, va.to reconcile; gtls.
Concis, e, a. concise, sliort.
Concision, sf. conciseness.
Concitoyen, sm. fellow-citize».
Conclave, sm. conclave.
Coiiclaviste, 5m. — vist.
Concluant, e, a. concluding;
convincing. [fer; convince.
Conclure, ua. to concludejin-
Conclusir, a. conclusive.
Conclusion, sf. — sion.
— pi. demands; opinion.
Concombre, sm. cucumber.
Concomitance, sf. — tanC6>
Concomitant, e, a. — tant*
Concordance, sf. agreement^
concordance.
Concordat, sm. concordate;
compact; agreement.
Concorde, sf. concord ; nnion.
Concourir, vn. to concur; to
* put in l'or. [course-
Concours, sm. concurrence; con.
Concret, e, a. concrète.
Concrétion, sf. — tion.
Concubinage, sm.. — âge.
Coucubinaire, sm. one wh»
keeps a mistress.
Concubine, kept mistress.
ConcupisccBice, — cence, iust.
Concupisciblc, 2. a. — ble.
Coucurremmcui, ad, in com-
pétition ; joinlly. [tition.
Concurrence, s/". — ce; compe-
Concurrent, e, S. competitor;
rival. [tion.
Concussion, peculation; extor-
Concussionnuire, sm. pecula-
ter; exlortionner. [ble.
Condamnable, S. a. condemna*
Condamnation, sf. condemna-
tion.
Condamner, va, to condemn;
to blâme. [denser.
Condcnsateur,sm.(/)ft(/s.) con-
denser.
Condensation, sf. — tion.
Condenser, ïM. to condense.
— (se), vr. to condense; ie
condensed.
Condescendance, sf. — descr.'
Coudeaccudaut, «^ 4» — ^ £U'^
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Coudcsccudro, vn. to conde-
scend, to * Lear viilh,
foii<Ii8ci|iIe, sm. schoolfellow.
Cuudiliou, sf, — tioD, service,
proffer.
C'Giiilitîoniié^e^a. couditionned.
C'oitdîiionnel, le, conditional.
CondikiomieElciueut, ad< con-
dilionaliy.
Coiiditiouuer, va. ta article ; to
* make weli.
Coudoléance, sf, coudolence<
Condor, tm. condor.
Coudiicteur , sm. conductor ,
guide; tutor.
Conductrice, sf. conductress.
Conduire, va. to conduct; steer;
* drive; convey.
Conduire (se), vr. to bebave.
Conduit, sm. a conduit.
Conduite, sf. coaduct; beha-
viour; care.
i'oiidj'le, condilus.
Cône, a cône, [lion ; confection.
Coufection, sf, making ; execu-
Confectîonuor, va. to make ;
to exécute.
^'onfédération, confederacy.
Confédérer, (se), vr, to con-
fédérale.
Confédéré, tm. confédérale.
Couféreuce, «^ — rence ; com-
parison.
Conférer, V. to confer, admit.
Confesse, sf. confession.
f^'oufesscr, va. to confess; own.
—(se), vr. to confess to a priest.
Confesseur, sm, confessor.
Confession, s. confession,
CoEifessional, sm. confe&sional.
Confiance, sf, confidence; trust.
ÇonOaut, e, a. sanguine ; con-
fident, [tly.
Coulidemment, ad. confîden-
CouOdeuce, sf. trusting; inti-
macy.
Confident, e, s. confîdant.
Confidentiitire, tm. who holds
in trust.
ronfideutiei, le, rt. — tial trusty.
CoufideutiellcmeMtj Ul . COnfi-
dentialiy.
Confies-; va< to intf usti
—(se), vr. to confide in trust !••
Configuration, sf. — tion.
Confiner, va. to confine; border
Confins, s?n. pi. confines, [upon.
Confire, va. to préserve; picklo.
<'onfiruintîf,ve,rt. confirma tory.
Confirmation, sf. — tion.
Confirmer, va. to confirm.
— (se) , vr. strengthen one's
self; to* beconfirmed. [feilure.
Confiscable, 2. a. — ble; for-
Coufiscaut, e, a. liable to for-
feiture. [feiture.
Confiscation, sf. — tion, for-
Confiseur, sm. confectioner.
Confisquer, va. to confiscate.
Confitures, sf. pL pomfits,
Eweetmeats.
Confiturier, sm. Confectioner.
ConOugration, sf, — tion.
Conflit, sm, contention, conflict>
Conniient, conflux, confluence.
Confondre, lia. to confound.
— (se), vr. lobe bien ded, con-
fused; — en excuses, to losa
one's self in excuses.
Conformation, sf. — tion,
Conforme, 2. a. conformable.
Conformément, ad, conforra-
Conformer,t)a.loconform.[ably.
— (se), vr, to conform one's
self to.
Conformiste, 2. s, conformisf.
Conformité, sf. — mity, union,
likeness.
Confort, sm, comfort, aid.
Confortable, 2.n. comforlable.
Confortatif, ve, a. corrobora-
tive; comfortable. [lion.
Confortution , sf, corrobora-
Conforter, va. to corroborate.
Confraternité, sf, brotherhood.
Confrère, S7n. brotber, fellcw.
Confrérie, s/', fraternity, Society.
Confrontation, s/, confronting^
comparing. [compare.
Confronter, va. to confront, la
Confus, e, a. C0Qf"Hed, out of
countenance.
Confusément, ad. coDfusedlj.
Confusion, s/'. confusion, supeiv
abundance ; disorder; shamè.
Confutatiou, sf. — tien.
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ronfiiter, va. to confute.
Congé, leave; disciiarge; war-
Diijg ; play-day.
< ongéable, 2. a ju. claimable.
Congédier, va. to disiniss.
Congélation, sf. — tion.
Congeler, va. to cODgeal ' freeze.
Congestion, sf. ■ — tioQ, mass.
Conglobation, $f, coD^lobatioa.
f'onglutiualiou, — tion.
Conglutiner, va. to giue.
Congratulation, sf. — tion.
Congratuler, va. coDgratulalet
Congre, sm. conger-eel.
Congréage, sin. (ma) worming.
Congréer, va. (ma) to worm
Cougréganîste, a persoo be-
longing lo a congrégation.
Congi'égntiou, sf. — lion.
Congrès, sm. congress. [pètent.
Congru, e, a. oongruous ; com-
Congruilé. $f. songruity.
Cougrûment, ad- exactlj.
Couifère, 2. a. coniferous.
Conique, 2. a. conic.
Conjectural^ e, a. — rai.
Conjecturalemeut , ad. b}
guess. [guess.
Conjecture, sf. conjecture;
Conjecturer, va. to conjecture.
Conjectureur, «m. conjecturer.
Conjoindre, va. to conjoin.
Conjoints, sm. pi, busband and
wife {in law).
Conjointement, ad. jointly*
Conjoucilf, *e, a. conjiinclive.
Conjonction, sf. conjucction.
Conjonctive, a. eonjunctiva.
Conjoncture, coDJuncture.
Conjugaison, sf ConjugatiOD.
Conjugal, e, a. conjugal.
4'onjngalenient, ad. — gallj.
Conjuguer, va. 10 conjugate.
Conjurateur, <m< conspirator
conjurer [racy, entreaty.
Conjuration, sf. — tion conspi-
Conjurer, va. to conspire i to
conjure ; to ectreat.
Conjurés, S7n. p/. conspirators.
tf'otiiinissable, 2. a. kno^able.
Cofinaiflsancc, 5^. knowledfe,
cogni5aiice,acquaintânee; judg-
— pi. leair.ing. [meot.
Connaissement, sm. bili oF lc«
ding.
Connaisseur, s. connoisseur.
ConnaStre, va. to * know, ao-
count ; • take ccguisance of.
Se — à , en, to be a j udge of.
Connétable, sm. a. conslable.
Connélablie, sf. constable's ja-
risdiction.
Connexe, 2. a. connecled.
Connexion, sf. connection.
Connexité, connexion, relation.
Coniiî\ence, sf. connivance.
Couniver, Vïu connive; • ■wink
Conoïde, 2. mat. conoid. [at.
Conque, sf. a concb, shell.
— marine, trurapet.
Conquérant, sm. a conqueror.
Conquérir, va. to conquer;sub-
Couquèle, sf. conquest. [due.
Consacrant, sm. consecrator.
Consacré, a. consecrated ; esla-
blished, sanclionned.
Consacrer, va. to consecrate; .to
dévote ; adapt ; ordain.
Se — ,ur. to dévote one's self.
Consanguin, sm.brother ou Ibe
falher's tide.
Consanguinité, sf, — nity.
Conscience, conscience.
Consciencieuseiueiit, cens-
cientiously. [tious.
Consciencieux, se, a. conscien-
Conscrit, sm. a conscrlpt.
Conscription, sf. — Uon.
Consécratenr, ym. — crator.
Consécration, 5^, — tion.
Consécutif, ve,a. — tîve.
Consécutivement, ad. -^ tively.
Conseil, sm. couLsel ; council;
resolution; advice.
Conseiller, e, »-. counsellor;
adviser. " [vise.
Conseiller, va. to counsel, ad-
Couseutant, e, a. consentisg.
Consentement, sm. consenl.
Consentir, vn. to Consent.
Conséquemmeut , ad. conse-
quentiy ; accordingly.
Conséquence, sf, conséquence;
précèdent.
Conséquent, sm, conséquent.
Couserintcur) (ireserTec.
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Conscrvalion, sf. — tion; pré-
servation.
roii8er»Btoire, a, s. — torj.
(ouserTatricc, sf. — trix.
rouscri'e, conserve, comfits.
roiiscrver, vn. to conserve;
serve ; to ' koep in paj.
Se — , vr. lo * keep ; mind
one's self. [(spectacles).
Conserves, sf. pi. preservers,
rousùdérablc, 2. a. — ble.
C'oi'.sidérablciiicut, ad.— ably.
roiisidéraut, e, a, considërato.
f ousidération, sf. — tion, note.
CouaidérémeiK, ad. coDsider-
atelj. [bave a value for.
ConsidéFer, va. to coDSider ; *
rousignataire,sni. a trustée.
Consignation) sf. deposit; car-
nage.
Consigne, a trust; watchword.
Consigner, va. to deposit.
Consistance, sf. consistence ;
steadiaess.
Consistant, e, a. consisting.
Consister, vn. to consist; * lie.
Consistoire, sm. cODSistory; ves-
Consistoriai, e, a. — rial. [trj.
Consolable, 2, a. consolable.
Consolant, e, a. consoling.
Consolateur, am. comrorter4
Consolation, sf. — tion, comfort.
Consolatoire, 1. a. — tory.
Consolatrice, sf. comrorter.
Console, s^. bracket; prop; con*
Consoler, va. to comfort. [sole.
Se — , vr. to console one's self.
Consolidation, s/'. — tion.
Consolider, va. to consolidate ;
to heal up.
Se — , vr. to grow firm.
Consommateur, $m. finisher.
Consommation, sf. CODSUmma-
tion ; consumptioo.
Consomme, sm. jellj-broth.
Consommer, va. tO COnsum-
mate; consume; boil to rags.
Cousomplift voj a. I. eousiuup-
tive.
Consomption, sf. consumption.
Cousonuance ^ $f. faarmoDy ,
rhyme.
Conaounantj e^ ■ eODSOnuut.
Consonne, a consonant.
Consort, e, s. associate.
Cousoude, sf. comfrey.
Conspirateur, sm. — ralor.
Conspiration, sf. — racy.
Conspirer, ua, to conspire, plo{.
Conspuer, to * spit upon.
Constamment, ad. constantly,
cei-tainly. [ness.
Constance, sf. constancy; lîrm-
Couslant, e, a. constant; certain.
Constater, va. to verify; prove»
Constellation, tf. — tion.
Constellé, e, a. constellated.
Consternation, sf. — tion.
Conslerneri va. tO dispirit, dis-
may. [tiveness.
Constipation, tf. — tion ; cos-
Canstiper,ua.t0C0n8tipate,biiid.
Constituant, e, a. S. constituent.
Constituer, va. to coDStitute;
place ; raise ; * put. [sion.
— une pension, to settle a pen-
Constitutîon, — tion, annuitj,
composition; order; decree.
Conslitutionnaïrei 2. s. annui-
tant. [tional^
Constitutionnel, le, a. constitu-
Constitutionueliement, ad,
constitutionally.
Constricteur, sm. — tor.
Constriction, tf. — tion, com-
pression, [binding.
Constringent, e, a. — gent.
Constructeur, sm. oonstructer;
builder.
Construction, sf. — tion.
Construire, va. to construct,
* build; construe ; frame.
Consubstantialité, sf. — lity.
Consubstantiel, le, — tial.
Consubstantiellemeiltf ad.
coDsubstantially.
Consul, sm, consul.
Consulaire, 2. a. cODSnlar.
Consulat, tm. consuisbip.
Consultant, a. S7n. one wbo iK
coosulted; counsellor.
Consultation, sf. — tion
Consulter, va. toconsult.
Consumant, e, a. consuming,
devouring. [waste.
Consumer , va, t« coQSUaie ;
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Consumei (se)j vr. to waste
away.
Contact, sm. contact, touch.
Contagieux, se, a. contagious.
Contagion, sf. — gion, plague.
Coutaniiuatiou, d&6iiDg, pollu-
Contaniiner, la. to deflle. [tion.
Conte, SîH. story, laie.
Conteni|>lateur, rice, S. — tOF.
Contemplatir, ve, a. -^tive.
Contewplatiou, s^. — tiOD.
Contempler, va. ccntemplate.
Contemporain, e^a» S» coûtem*
porary, coetaneous.
Contempteur, sm. despiser,
Contemptible, 2. a. — ble.
Contenance, sf. capaciousness,
appearance; posture; order,
countenance.
Contenant, sm. conlainer.
Contendaut, ante, a. rival,
confending.
Contenir, va. to contain * hold.
Se — ,wr. to contain one's self.
Conleut,e. a. contented; pleascd.
Contentement, sm. content;
satisraction; pleasure.
Contenter, va. to content; sa-
tisfy; please.
Se — , vr. to * be satisfied.
Coiitenticu8ement,a(i. conten->
tiously.
Contentieux, Be,a. contenlious.
Contention, sf. — tion ; êtrife
application.
Contenu, sm. contents»
— a. staid, guarded.
Conter, va. to relate, • tell.
Eu — , to wheedle, cajole.
Contestable, 2. a. disputable.
Contestablement, ad. contes-
tably.
Contestant^e, a. contending.
Contestation, sf. — tioniCOnlest.
Conteste, dispute, odds.
Contester, va. 'i contest, con-
tend, debate.
Conteur, se, s. a. teller.
Contexiure, sf. contexture. '
Contigu, ê, <t. contiguous; next.
Contiguïté, sf. conliL'uily.
Continence, — nency, cLastily.
Cajitiueut, e; a. continent.
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Continent, sm, mainlând.
Contingence, sf. — gency.
Contingent, sm. contingent.
— e, 17. contingent.
Continu, sm. close bj.
— e, a. continuai.
Continuateur, sm. — tor.
Continuation, — tion.
Continue, sf. conlinuance.
Continuel, le, a. continuai.
Continuellement, ad. — nually.
Continuement, incessantly.
Continuer, va. to continue,* go
on.
Continuité, sf. continuance;
coidness; cohésion.
Contorsion, contortion.
Contour, sm. contour; outline ;
circumlerence; winding.
Contourner, va. to * draw the
contours of a picture.
Se — , vr. to get out of shape.
Coulournemeut, sm. convolu-
tion.
Contractant, e, a. S. contractor.
Contracter, va. to contract.
Se — , vr. to * contract. [ing.
Contraction, sf. — tion; sbrink-
Contractuel, le, sfipulated.
Contradicteur, sm^ opposer.
Contradiction, sf. — tion.
Contradictoire, 2. O. Contra'
diclory; peremptory.
Contradictoirement, ad. con«
tradictorily; peremplorily. [ble.
Contraignable, 2. a. compella-
Contraindre, va. tO constraiu,
to slraiten.
Contrainte, tf. constraint; force.
— par corps, writ of arrest.
Contraire, 2. o. contrary ; hurt-
— S7n. contrary. [fui.
Contrariant, e, a. eontradictory.
Contrarier, va. to coutradict|
counteract.
Contrariété, sf. contrariety.
Contraste, sm. contrast.
Contraster, va. to contrast.
Contrat, sm. contract ; covenant.
— de mariage, articles of set-
tlement.
Contravention, sf. — tion.
Contre, ^r. against, near«
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rcntre-allce, sf. a stnall walk
alongside of a great one.
Contre-amiral, sm, rear-ad-
miral
Contrebalancer, va. to coun-
terftalance. [or smuggled goods.
Conirebande , sf* prohibited
Contrebandier, e, S, smuggler.
— basse, sA counter-bass.
— batterie, counter-battery.
— coup, sm. rebound.
— danse, 5/". country-dance.
Contredire, vn. to contradict.
Contredisant, e, a, contradic-
ting. [\ersy.
Contredit, sm. answer ; conlro-
Sans — , ad. assuredly.
Contredits, sm. pi. objectioDSi
Contrée, sf. country, région.
Contr^éckange, sm.. countor-
cliange. [of trees.
Contre-espaIier,sm . hedge-row
Contrefaçon, counterfeiting.
Fontrefactenr, sm. counter-
feiter, forger.
Contrefaire, va. to counterfeit,
to ape, disguise, feign.
Se — , vr. to feign.
Contrefaisenr, sm. a mimlc.
Contrefait, e, a. imitated.
— fenêtre, sf. inside shutter.
— finesse, sf. counter-trick.
— fort, sm. arch, spur, prop.
— hacbcr, va. to côunterhatch.
^ jour, sm. false-lighl.
Contre-latte, sf. stroBg lath.
Contre-Iutler, va. to counter-
— niattre, sm. a mate. [lath.
— mandement, sin, counter-
mand.
— mander, va. to tountermand.
— marque, sf. countermark ;
— mincs^countermine. [check.
— miner, va. to countermine.
— mineur, sm. connterminer.
^ mur^ conntermure.
— murer, va. to countermnre.
— ordre, sm, counter-order.
— partie, sf. first and second
part in music.
— peser, va. to counterpolse.
— pied, sm. yrong seaî', re-
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Contre-poids, counterpoise.
— poil, sm. -wrong course — »
contre poil, agaiosttbc grain.
Contre-point, sm. counter-iioint.
— pointer, va. to quilt on bolli
sides; to thwart.
— poison, sm. antidote, [proof.
Contre-preuve, sf. counter-
Contre-promcsse, counler-
bond. [slope.
Contrescarpe, sf counterscarp
— sceller, t;fi. to counterseal.
Contreseing, sm. countersign.
— sens, wrong sensé, wrong side.
Contre-signer, va. to counter-
sign ; to frank. [sappointment.
Contretemps, mischance; di»
Contretirer, va, to ' counter-
draw.
Contrevallation, sf> — tion.
Contrevenant, e, s. offender.
Contrevenir, vn. contravene, to
infringe.
Contrevent,}»!, anoutside shut-
ter.
Contrevérlté, sf. irony.
Coiitrcvisito, second search.
Contribuable, 2, a. taxable.
Contribuant, sm. — butor.
Contribuer, va. to contribule.
Contribution, sf. — tion.
Coiitristcr, va. to grieve.
Contrit, e, a. contrite.
Contrition, s^ — tion.
Contrôle, sm, control ; mark oC'
plate ; command.
Contrôler, va. to control; ve-
rify; mark plate; carp at.
Contrôleur, am, comptroiler.
ControuTer,va. to forge; in Tcnt.
Controverse, sf. contro'vei'sy.
Controversé, e, a. controverlcd,
disputed.
Controversiste, sm, — 'vertist.
Contumace, if. contumacy.
Contumax, a. a ciimioal mai
doesnotappearbeforethejudge.
Contus, e, a. bruised.
Contusion, sf. a bruise.
Convaincant, e, a. convlclive,
plain. [convict.
Convaincre, va. to convjuce, »
Se — g vr. to be convir.je^
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Convaincu, a convinced con-
■victed. [recovery
ConTalesrence. $f, — cence;
Convalescent, e, a. — cent.
Convenable, 2. a. 61; proper;
becominç; beOttinj; condgn.
ConTenablement, ad. Fuilably,
Convenance, sf. suitableness;
decency.
Convenant, e, a. suit^ble, raeel.
Convenir, vn to agrée, suit,
* be proper; • become.
Conveniiciile, sm. conventicle.
Convention, sf. — tion, con-
tract, assombly. [tional.
Conventionnel, le, a. conven-
Conveutionneliemen«,ad. con-
ventioDally. [life.
Conveniualitj, tf. conventua!
Conventuel, le, a. conventual.
Conventucllement, ad. — tu-
Convenn, e, a. agrecd. [ally.
Convergence, sf. converging.
Convergent, e, a. — gent.
Converger, va. to converge.
Convers, e, a. S. laybrother or
sister,
ConversaMc, 2. a. conversable.
Conversation, sf. — tinn.
Converser, vn. to converse.
Conversion,»^.— sion, change.
Converti, e, s. a convert.
Convertible, 2. a. — ble.
Convertir, va. to convert.
Se — , vr. to * be converted;
change; tura.
Couvertissement, sm. change.
Convertisseur, a converter.
Convexe, 2. a. convex.
Convexité, sf. convexity.
Convictiou, — tion.
Convié, sm. a guest.
Convier, va. to invile; incite.
Convive, 2. s. a guest. [-vening.
Convocation, sf. — tion, con-
Convoi, sm. convoy, funeral.
Convoitable, 2. a. covetable.
Convoiter, va. to eoTet.
Cuuvoiteui, se, a. covelous.
Convoitise, sf. Cûvelousnpss.
Convoler, vn. to marry ngain.
Convoquer, va. to convoie; as-
semble.
Convoj'cr, l'a. to conTOy.
Convulsif, ve, a. convulslvs.
Convulsion, sf. — sion.
Convulsionnaire, a. convul-
sionary ; suhject to convulsions.
Coobllgé, sm. party in a bond
Coopérateur, sm. — rator.
Coopération, — tion.
Coopératrice, sf. — ratrix.
Coopérer, va. to cooperatB.
Coopter, va. to admit.
Copahu, sm. balsam-copahu.
Copal, sm.. a sort of guin.
Copeou, 5m, chip, shaving.
Copcrmutant, sm. one who eX"
changes a bénéfice.
Copie, sf. a copy, picture.
Copier, tM. to copy, mimic.
Copieusement, aà. copiously
Copienz, se, a. copious.
Copiste, sm. copier; prompter.
Copropriétaire, 2. S. joint pro-
prielor, or owner. [ning.
Copiilatif, ve, a. copulative joi-
Coptilation. sf. — tion.
Copiilative, conjunction.
Coï|, sm. a cock, churcb wea-
ther-coclt.
— de bruyère, a healh-cock.
— à l'âne, nonsense.
— (l'*lndo, turkey-cocit.
rof|ue, sf. egg-shell, cod.
Coquelicot, sin. wild poppy,
cock-crowing.
Coqueliner, vn. tO crow.
Coqtielourde, sf. pasque-flower.
Coqueluche, sf. capuchin ; fa-
Tourite; hooping-cougb.
Coqueluchon, sm. hood ; cowl.
Coquemur, a boiler.
Coquet, te, a. S. a coquet, beou,
Co(|ueter, vn. to coquet.
Coquetier, sm. a higgler.
Coquetterie, sf. coquetry.
Coquillage, sm. shells, shei!-
work, shell-fish.
Coquille, sf. a shtlli
Coquin, e, S. rogue, ja^e.
— e, 0. idle.
Coquinerie, sf. knavery.
Cor, sm. French horn, a corn.
Corail, coral, sm. Coral. [co:tîI.
Coralliu, e, a. coratine ; red a>
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roralloMe*, sf.pl. seed ofwhite
Coraux, sm. pi. corals. [coral.
Corbeau, sm. rCTen, cbrhel,
corp?e-bearer [ket,
Corlteille, î^.tiread or fruilbas-
Corlicilléc, baskelful.
Corbillard, sm. a large travel-
lintr coach, hamper.
Corbillou, small nat basket;
crambo.
Coriiiii, sm. a raren.
Cordages, pi. cordage, ropos,
cords.
Corde, if. cord, rope, striDg.
— à boyau, cat-gut
— de boSs, cord of wood.
Corder, va. to twiat ; to cord.
— (»e), ur. to become stringy.
Cordeau, sm. a line, a cord.
Cordeler, va. to twist.
Cordelette,;^, small cord or Une.
Cordelière, Franciscan nun,
—, cordelier's girdie.
CordelierB, sm. pi. grey friars.
Cordelle, sf. party, gang.
Corderie, sf. a. rope walk or
Cordial, e, a. cordial. [house
Cordialement, ad. cordially.
Cordialité, sf. cordialness,
Cordier, jm. a ropemaker.
Cordon, twist, string, hand, gir-
die, lace, slone-pliut, edge of
coin, mitling.
Cordonner, va. tO twIst, mill.
Cordonnerie, sf. shoe-making.
Cordonnet, sm. edging.
Cordonnier, a shoe-maker, bat-
band-maker.
Cordonan, sm. spanish leather.
Coriace, 2. a. lough.
Coriandre, sm. coriander.
Corinthien, (in arclii(ect.).';)n.
the Gorinihian order.
Corlieii, sm.. curlew. [pie.
Pornie, sf. a ser"vice, sorb-ap-
t'oi-mîor, sm. the service-tree.
rurniornn, cormorant.
Cornac, a groom for éléphants.
Cornaline, sf. cornelian,
Cornard, sm. a. cuckold.
Corne, horn. hoof, cornet,
— d^nbondance, cornucopîa.
Cornée, cornea of the eje'.
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Corneille, a rook, a crow.
Corneniiise, sf. a bag-pipo.
ï'orner, vil. lo * blovv a boni, %
trumpet about, tingle.
Cornet, sj)i. horn, ink-hom, die».
box, rolled wafer.
Cornelicr, a horn-dresser.
Cornette, sf. a cornet, mob.
-^sm. cornet of a troop of lior>e,
a commodore's broad pennant.
Corniche, sf. a cornice, gig.
Cornichon, sm. a Utile horn,
gherkin.
Cornière, sf. Corner gutler.
Cornoiiille, sf. cornel-berry.
Cornouiller, sm. oornel-trto.
Cornu, e, a. horned, coroute.
Cornue,!^, curcurbite.
Corollaire, sm. corollary.
Corolle, sf. oorol, corolla.
Coronaire, 2. a. coronary,
CoronnI, e, a. coronal.
Corporal, sm. a corporal.
Corporation, sf. — tiOD.
Corporel, le, a. corporeal.
Corporcllcment, ad. — rc.T'Iy.
Corporifier, va^ tO COrponly,
suppose a body, assemble.
Corps, sm. a boay,shape. ni"''^^-
— de logis, side of a j-'ieai
— de garde, guard-house.
— perdu (à), ad headiong.
Corpulence, sf. corpnlenoe.
CorpBileut, Of a. corpulent,
portly.
Corpusculaire, t. a. — lar.
Corpuscule, sm,. a corpuscle.
Correct, e, a. correct, exact.
Correctement, ad. correctiy.
Correcteur, sm.. a corrector.
Correctif, correclive, salve.
Correction, sf.— tion.
Correctrice, she who corrects.
Correctionnel, le, a. — ml
Corrcctioniiellement, ad.
summarily.
Correcli»ement, ad. — vely.
Corrcgidor, sm. — dor.
Corrélatif, ve, a. S. correlat'va.
Corrélation, sf. correlativenes».
Correspondance, sf. — d«n?e.
Correspondant, e, a. suitabl'j.
—, «m. — dent.
cos
Correspondre, vn. to corre-
spond, answer. [municate.
Se — , vr. to correspond, com-
Corridor, sm. gallerj, corridor.
Corriger, ua. to correct, temper.
Se —, vr. to mend, * forsake.
Corrigible, 2. a. corrigible.
Corrolioratir, v©, a. tive.
Corroliorntion. sf. — tion.
Corroborer, va. to corrobora«9.
Corrodant, e, a corroding.
Corroder, to corrode, gnaw.
Corroi, sjn. currying ; pudding.
Corrompre, to corrupt, taint
mar, bribe, aller, temper.
Se —, vr. to corrupt, spoil.
Corrompu, e, corrupted.
Corrosif. Te, a. corrosive.
— S7n. a. corro'ive. [in?-
Corrosion, sf. corrosion, gnaw-
Corroyer, ra. to curry, plane, to
Corroyeur, jȔ. a currier. [join.
Corrupteur, débaucher.
Corriiptiliilitc, sf. — lity.
Corruptible, 2. a. — ble.
Corruption, s/'. — tioD, bribery.
Corruplrice. corruptril.
Cors, sm. corns.
Corsage, shape, form. [rate.
Corsaire, corsair, privateer, pi-
Corselet, corselet.
Corset, stays, bodice.
Corsetier, ère, s. stayiîiaker,
corset-maker.
Cortège, a retinue, train.
Coriiication, sf.— tion , flashing.
Corvéable, 2. a. averrable.
Corvée, sf. a job, average; sta-
tute-work, or labour.
Corvette, sf. cutter, sloop, scout.
CorToy©ur,sï?î. statu te-iabourer,
Corjmbe, corryrabus, tuft.
Coryphée, sm. chief, leader,
worthiest. [manor.
Co-scigneur, joint lord of a
Cosmétiçiiie, 2. «. cosmelic,
beautifyin».
Cosmogonie, sf. - gcr ,-. ~
Cosmngraplie, sm. — pher.
Cosmograpliâe, sf. — phy.
CosmograpIiic|iie.2. a. — pbical.
Cosmologie, sf. — gy.
Co8mologii|ue, a — 'logical.
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Cosmologiste, sm. — gisl.
Cosmopolitain, e, s. — Il Isa,
Cosmopolite, 2. S. — lite.
Cosmorama, sm. cosmoram^.
Cosse, sfshell of peas, etc.
Cesser, va. to butt like a ram.
Cosson, tm. corn-mite.
Cossu, e, a. shelly, rich.
Costume, sm. costume.
Costumer, va. to costume ; drers.
Se — , vr. to dress one's se'.f,
Colangente, sf. cotangent.
Cote, sf. number, quota.
Cotte, sf. petticoat.
Côte, a rih,coast,declivlty,billoc!&
Cote à côte, ad. abreast.
Coté- sm. side, sideway, party.
Coteau, sm. hillock. [rib
Côtelette, sf. chop, cutlet, liltle
Coter, ra. toquote, endorse, cite.
Coterie, sf. a club, Society.
Cothurne, sm. a buskin,
Côtier, a coaster. [der,
Côtière, sf. a. range of coast, boï-
Cotillon, under-pètticoat.
Colir, va, to bruise.
Cotisation, sf. assessment, club-
bing.
Cotiser, va. to assess, to club.
Colissurc, sf. bruising of fruits.
Coton, sm. cotlon, down. [tons.
Cotonnade, sf colton tissues; cot-
Cotonner, va. to * stuff \vitb
cotton. [cotton.
Se — ,vr. to be cofered -wilb
Cotonneux, se, a. spongy, soft.
Cotonnier, S7n. a cotton tree.
Cotonnine, sf. common calico.
Côtoyer, va. 10 coast along ; to
walk by the side.
C'>«'-et, sm. a little fagot, cotrei.
Coitc d^armes, sf . coat of arms.
— do mailles, coat of mail
Cottage, sm. cottage.
Cotiiteur, a co-guardian.
Cou, the neck, narrow pass.
— -de-pied, sm. instep.
Couard, e, a. S- coward.
t.\n:nrAr~v, sf. cowardice. [inî.
Couchage, stn. bedding; lodg»
Couchant, a. m. sitting.
— sm. the west.
Couebe, sf. in bed,deIiTery Ijing
In ; stake at play, hot-bed in a
garden, siralum.
— fausve; miscarria^e.
Coucbée, an inn nhere one li&s
on a journoj,nie!it's lodging.
Coucher, va. to *putto bed, to *
lay, or stake, • lie down.
— en joue, to aitn at.
Se —, tir. to * lie doirn, t« •
go to bed, to • set.
Coucher, »m.bed-tinie,bedding;
night's lodging.
Couchette, sf. a conch.
Coucheur, se, j. bed-fellow,
Conchis, $m. iayer, bed, cen-
Couci-conci, ad. so so. [tering.
Coucou, tm. a cuclioo.
Coude, sm. elbow, any angle.
Coudée, sf. elbow-room, cubit.
Couder, va. to * bend.
Coudoyer, to elbow, hunch,
Coudraie, sf. hazel grove.
Coudrc,sm.ahazel,hazelnuttree.
—, va. to sew, stilch.
Coudrier, sm. hazel-nut tree.
Coudremcnt, S7n. soaking.
Coudrer, va. to soak (skins).
Couenne, sf. hog's skin.
Couette, featlierbed.
Coulage, sm. leakage.
Coulamnïent,rtf/.fluently, freely.
Coiilnnt, e. a flowing, smooth.
'^ ^<eud — , runningknot. [jewei.
— sm. slide, slider ; cursor, neck
Coule, sm. a quick sinking plep
in dancing. [ing.
Coulée, s^ runninghandin writ-
Coulemeut, sm. running of a li-
quid, ilujt. [* run.
Couler, un. to flow, raeit, strain
Se — , vr. to * slip, glide, cast.
— à fond, va. to * sink.
Couleur, sf. colour, suit at play.
Couleurs, sf. pi. livery.
Couleuvre, sf. snake, adder.
Coulevrîue, sf. culverin.
Coulis, sm. jelly, gravy.
Tent — , a sharp draiight.
Coulisse, sf. grocve, scène or a
playhouse, gulter. [lender.
Couloir, sm. a strainer, col-
Couloire, sf. a collender.
Coulpe, sf. trespass, sin.
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Coulure, sf^ dropping.
Coup, sm. blow, tlirow, act,
time, bout, a move, aim,
— de i>âed, a kick.
— de poing, sm. a Bsticutf.
— d^arme a feu, sm. a shot.
.— de bâton, sm. cudgelling.
— d^épée, sm. thrust wilh s
swrod. [clap.
^ do tonnerre, sm. thuoder-
— de pinceau, sm. stroke witb
a brush. [pen.
— de plume, sm. dash witli a
— d^œiU sm. a glance.
— de siraot, sm. whistle.
— de Touct, sm. a whipping.
— de dent, sm. faite.
— d'essai, sm. trial.
— de bonheur, sm. lucky hil>
— do hasard, sm. by chance.
— imprévu , sm, unforeseen
e^vent.
— du ciel, sm. proTidential.
— de théâtre, sm.strikingeyent.
— de mattre, sm, excellen!
stroke.
— dV-clot, sm. remarkable feat.
— de vent Torcé, sm, stress o(
weatber.
^ sûr (à), ad. certainly. [again.
— sur coup, ad, over and over
B*Oiir le — , ad. now.
Coupable, 2. a. culpable; guilty.
Coupage, sm. cutting. [pola.
Coupe, sf. cutting, eut, cup, cu-
Coupé,S))2.acoupee,stap. [culter
— cors, sm. coru-knife, corn-
Conpe-gorge, cut-lhroat place.
— jarret, a rufBan, assassin.
— paille, sm. chafl cutter, chaS
— papier, sm.paper knife. [box.
— -pâle, sm. baker's knife.
Couper, va. to * eut, • eut off,
* eut out.
Se — , vr. to fret, (of stulTs!
to contradict one's self, to eut
one'5 self. [way.
Couper chemin, to * stop lliQ
— la parole, to interrup*.
— court, to be * short, in short-
— du vin, to brew wrne.
— la racine, OU — pied û, ta
— la tête, to behead. [root o>iU
cou
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Toiiperel, sm. G tlfU^W-
foiipcrosc. sf. tcppf ras.
roiiperoBc. c, «. full of red
pimplef, blolfhed
Coiipe-lêle, leap-froj.
Coupeur, se, s. a ciilter.
— de bourse, cul-purse.
Couple, sf. couple, hrace, yoke.
—, sin. couple (of per?ons).
Coupler, va. to couple.
Couplet, sm. slaff, couplet.
— salirique, lampnoD.
Coupleter. va. to lampoon.
Coupleteiir, sm. lanipooner.
Toupoir, sm. cullcr.
3'oupole, sf, a cupola. [=hred.
Coupon, sm. remuant, dhideud,
Coupure, sf. a eut, Cutting
Cour, sf, court, court-yard-
Faire sa — , to court, [don.
Courage, sm. eourage, hcart,
— , cheerupl [pafously.
Courageusement, ad. courage-
Courageux, se, a. couraGreous.
Couramment, ad. currenlly.
Courant, e, a. curreut, riinning.
CouraiBt. sm. current, course.
i'ouranio.sf. courant, loo^eness.
Courlialii, e, a. foundered.
Courbature, sf. founderinj.
Courbaturer, crt.lo OTer fatigue.
Courbe, 2. a. crooked.
Courbe, sf- a crookcd pièce of
'timljer, rib of a sbip; rurbs.
Courbement, sm. bendinfir.
Courber, va, to * bend, to how.
Se — , iT. to bend, to «lo.ip.
Courbette, sf. cur\"l ;/;/. n-.ean
complaisance?. — faire de», —
to crin^, to fawn.
Courbetter, vn. to curvet.
Courbure, sf. cur\ily, curve.
Coureur, sm. a ruî'ning foot-
man, rambler, racer.
Coureurs, p/. m. scout?. [walker.
Coureuse, sf. gadder, street-
Courge, sf. a gourd, a yoke.
Courir, vn. to * run, ramble.
— à toutes jambes, to * run
with full speed.
.— la poste, to • rV* po=t.
— le cerf, to hunt a staç.
— les mer», to infest the sea;.
COU
r«<sf llsi, sm. a curlew-
Couronne, sf. a Crown; bla?,
coronet.
Couronnement,sm. coonslion,
finishing, crownwork.
Couronner, va. to crown.
Courrier, sm. Courier, letlers.
Courroie, sf. leather-string.
Courroucer, va. to irritate.
Se — . i'7-. to be greatly iu-
cen?ed, to rage.
Courroux, sm. -wrath, raging.
<'ours. sm. course, run, airiug- ]
place, ■veni, sale. 1
— de centre, sm. looseness. j
Course, sf. running, race,cruise, 1
incursion, run. [steed.
Coursier, sm. conrser, cbarger,
Court, e, a. short, brief.
— ad. short, quick.
Courtage, sm, broterago.
Courtaud, sm. a thict-set mat
cropped borse. [horse's tailj.
Courtnuder, va. to ' crop (a
Court-bouillon , sm. courtp
bouillon.
Courto-bot(e,sm. a dwarf.
Courtc-lialeine.s/'. shortbrealh.
Courtemeut, nd. hriefly. shortly,
Couric-p.-iille, sf. culs.
Courippoiiiic. sf. counterpana»
Courtier, sm. a broker.
Courlillicre, sf. mo'e-cricket.
Courtine, sf. a curtain (In for-
titicationj.
Courtis.'in, sm. Courtier, suitor.
Courtisane, sf. a courtezan.
Courtiser, va. to court.
Courtois, e. a. courteous civil.
Courtoisement, ad. courte-
ously.
Courtoisie, sf. courteousness.
Couru, in request.
Cousi-n,e, s. cousin; gnat. [red.
Cousinage. sjn.cousinship, t.n.i-
Cout'iner, va. lo call cousiii, te
sponge.
Cousinicre,sf. swarm ofcousins.
Coiisoir. sm. sewing-press.
Coussin, sm. cushion, pillow.
Coussinet, sm. bag, pad, Lois-
Cousu, e, a. sewed, [ter, tush.
Coût, sm, cost pric«.
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rou<efin, sm. a kulfe.
— de chasse, a hanger.
— poignard, hunling-knite.
_ à découper, carvTng knife.
roiitclns, sm. a cutlass.
Coiiielé, e, a. flaugbtered.
«'outclier, sm, a culler. ,
C'ouiollerie, sf. cutlery. \
roulellicre, sf.acsEe oriniTes.
«■ofiter, vn. to C05t, • stand m,
r'oiiteiix, se, a. expensive.
roûtîcr, s»n. ticking-maUer.
Coutil, coulis, sm. ticking.
roulille, sf. a kind of sword.
foutre, sm. coulter,pIoughshare
rontume, sf. custom, toll.
Coutumier, e, a. customary,
common.
Couture, sf. seam, sewing, scar.
Couture, e,n.scarred in tlifface.
Couturer, va. to feam ; ?car.
Couturière, sf. a mantua-ma-
ker, scamstress.
Couvuin, sm. cggs of becs.
CoHTce, a covey, nest of eggs.
CouTent, sm. i convent.
_ d'honinics, friary.
— de Biles, niinrery.
Coui-er, va. to Irood, sit on,
breed, incubate, lurk.
Couvercle, sm. a cover, lid.
Couvert, sm. Ihe clolh, cover,
lodging, sliady place.
A —, ad. uuder shclter.
Couvert, e, a. covered, clad,
hid, close, obscure fuli, loaded,
dark.
CouvertcBient, ad. secretW.
Couverture, sf. cover, blankct,
rng, roof, cloth.
— de laine, sf. blanket. [ker.
i Couverfurier, sm. blankel-ma-
; Touvct, sm. foot-stove.
Couveuse, sf. hen tV.at broods.
I Couvî, a. m. addie, rolten.
i Couvre-clief, sm. kerchief.
I — feu, curfew, fire-screen.
— pied, cover-feet, quilt.
] — plat, diïh-cover.
Couvreur, sm.. a tiler, slaler.
Couvrir, un. to cover, ' bide,
conceal, défend, load.
— 4^ardoises, to slate.
Couvrir de cliaume, tO Ihatch.
— de tuiles, to tile.
Se —, VT. * bo overcast, * pul
one's bat on, * put on a suit.
Crabe, sm. a crab.
Crabicr, sm. crab-eater.
Crac, sm. crack, cracklingnoisa
Cracbat, sm. spittle.
Crachement, sm. spittmg.
Cracher, Dît. to * spit.
Cracheur, se, s. a fpitter.
Crachoir, sm. spittoon.[fpining.
Cracholoment, sm. a fréquent
Crachoter, vn. lo ' spit often.
Ciwtie. sf. chalk.
Craindre, va. to fcar, dread.
Crainte, sf. fear, awe.
Craintir,ve,a. fearful, timorous.
Craiulivemenl, ad. feaifuUy.
Cramoisi, sm, crimson.
Cramoisi, e, a crimson, dyed
Crampe, sf. cramp. [in grain.
Crompou, sm.cramp-iron.
Cramponner, un. fasten vNith
a cramp-iron.
iSo —, to — cling at any thmg
Cramponne», SV\. little cramp
Cran,s)?i. notch. [or staple.
Crâne, sm. the ?cull, a hotbrai-
ned fellow.
— ment, ad. swaggeringly.
Craucrie, sf. swaggering.
Crapaud, sm. a toad.
Crapauduitle, sf. thin crape.
Crapandière, sf. swampy place.
Crapuudine, sf. toadstone, iron-
wort, malt-worm, sort of pear.
A la crapaudine, eut opcn
and broiled. [stunded person.
Crapotissin, c, sm ■ deformod
Crapule, sf. gross debauchery.
Crapuler, vn. to live in a gros»
debauchery.
Crapulciai, se, a crapulons.
Craquelin, Sm. cracknel.
Craquement, sm. cracking.
Craquer,U)i.to crack, loasl 'ii.ip.
Craquerie, sf. cracking.
Craquètement, sytl. cracking,
Croqucter, vn. to crackle.
Craqueur,sc,s. boaEter,brngger.
i Crasse, s/', dirt, nastiness, rust,
[ Crasse, a. gross, thick. [drosi
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rrnsfier, va. \o foui, dirly.
' C'i-asscHz, se, a. dirly, ûllby,
sordid.
C'B'aicre, sm, crater, round cup.
f'ralicailer, va. to reduce by
squares.
C'ravnchc, sf. a ridinç rod.
<'ravnii, sm. cravan, barnacle.
rravntc, sf. cravate.
— , sm. a Croat. [on 'es cravat.
('ravaler (se), vr. to put on
Crayon, sî)!. penoil ; description;
rougii draught.
rrayoniicr, ra, * draw, sketch.
Crayonneiir, sm, sketcher. .
Créance, sf. trust, belief, debt.
Créancier, e, s. créditer.
Créa», sm. an usher in a rid-
ing-scbool.
Créateur, sm. Creator, maker.
Création, s^. création.
Créature, sf. créature.
Crécelle, sf. a raltle.
Crécerelle, sf. a hawk.
Crèche, sf. a manger, crib,
Crédeiice. sf. cupboard \\here
tiie church plate is kept.
Crédibilité, sf. — lity.
Crédit, Sîïî. crédit, intcrest.
Créditer, va. to crédit.
Créditeur, sm, créditer.
Credo, sm. creed.
Crédule, 2. a. credulous.
Crédulité, sf. credulily.
Créer, va. to create.
Crémaillère; sf. a poi-hanger.
Crémaillon, sm. a book.
Crème, sf. cream.
Crcment, sm. climax.
Crêmer, vn. to Cream.
Crémeux, se, a creamy.
Crémier, ère, milkman, milk-
woman. [nacle.
Créneau, sm. battlement, pin-
Créuclage.sîït. stamping on the
edge of a coin.
Crénelé, e, a, embattled. [Ile.
Créuel«r, l'a. to indent, embat-
Crénelure, sf, indenliug.
Créole, 2, s. Créole, Creolian,
Créosote, sf, créosote
C'rê|ie, sm, crape.
Crêpe, sf. pancaksi
cm
Crêper, va. to frizzlej * crisp.
Crépi, sm, rough cast,
Crépin, crispin.
Crépine, sf, fringe.
Crépir, Va. to parget.
Crépissure, sf, rough cast.
Crépitation, s/', cracklingof flrc.
Crépon, sm, thick crape.
Crépu, e, a. crisped, frizzlcd.
Crépuscule, sm. twilight.
Créipiier, s??i.thewild plumtrce.
Créaeau. Sm. kersey,
CrrssoK. sm. cresses.
Cressonnière, sf. cresses plot,
Ci'ésiis, crœsus, rich man.
Crétacé, e, a. marly, cretaceous.
Crête, sf. crest; cock's comb;
bank of a ditch, tuft.
Crêteler, vn, to chuckle.
Crétin, sm. Crétin, idiot.
Crétinisnie, sm. cretinism.
Crêton, sm. residuum of fallow.
Cretonne, sf. sort of wbite Mi-
nen, cretonne.
Creusage, sm. deepening.
Creusement, sm, digging.
Creuser,i,'a.to dig,or* drive into.
Creuset, sm. crucible.
Creux, sm. hollow, pit, mould,.
Creux, se, a. hollow, deep.
Crevasse, sf. ' crevice, gap;
scralches.
Crevasser, va. to ' chap' crack,
Crève-cœur, sm, heart-break-
Crcver, va. to * burst, cramp,
Crevette, sf. prawn. [put oui.
Cri, sm, cry, sbriek, molto.
A cor et à— , wilh hue and cry.
Criailler, va. to bawl, scold.
Criiiilleric. sf, bawling.
Criailiour, se,s.a bawler.[merK!.
Criant, aute, a, glaring, shi-
Crîard, e, a, S. bawling, bawlcr.
Criblage, sm, sifting, screening
(coal).
Crible, sm, a sieve, riddle.
Cribler, va. to sift, to riddle.
Cribleur, sm. a sifter.
Criblure, sf. sifting?.
Cribratiou, sf. sifting. [dens.
Cric, sm. enginc for lifting bur-
Cric-crac, crick-crack.
Cri-cri, sm. criket.
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Criée, sf. an auction, outcry.
Crier, vn. to cry out, proclaim,
inveigh, clamour.
Crierie, sf. cry, clamour.
Crieur, se, s. "^ bawler; crier,
undertaker.
Crime, sm. crime, sin.
Criiuinaliste,sm. writeron crl-
minal jurisprudence.
Criuiiuel, le, a. crimina],guilty.
C'i'iiuiuel, sm. malefactor.
Crimiuelleuient, ad. — nally,
Cria, sm. horse-hair. [capitally.
CriiiicF, sm, horse-hair worker.
Crinière, sf. horsa OT lioa'«
mane, paltry wig.
Crinoline, sf. criaolinei
Crique, sf. creek.
Criigiiet, sm. a lit; small horse.
Crise, sf. crisis. [''"?•
Crispation, sf. — lion, wrink-
Crisper, va. to draw, squeeze.
Crispin, sm. jester, joker, cris-
pin (short cloak).
Crisser, vn. to gnash-
Cristal, sm. crystal.
Cristallerie, giass-works.[mour.
Crislalliu, e, a. cryslalline-hu-
{'ristallisation, sf. — zation.
Cristalliser, va. to crystallize.
Se — , vr. to crystallize.
Critiquable, 2. a. censurable.
Critique, a. 2. critical, caplious,
—, sm. a crilic.
—, if. criticisra, critic, censure.
CritiqueuF, sm. criliciser, fault-
Critiquer,i;a. tocriticize. [finder.
Croassement, 5m. croaking.
Croasser, vn. to croak.
Croc, sm. hook; fangs, tusk
sharper, pôle.
roc-cn-janibe, sm, trip,
Croche, 2. a. crooked.
—, sf. a qua-ver.
Crochet, sm. hook, steeUjard
pick-lock, crochet.
rocheter, va. to * pick a lock,
Crocheteur, sm. porter, pick
lock.
Crochets, yl. m. fangs, braces.
Crochu, c, a, crooked, hooked.
Crocodile, sm, a croeedile.
Vçocs, sm. pi, whisJ
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Croire, va. to believe, • think.
Croire capable (se), vr. to
think ones self capable.
Croisade, sf. crusade, boly war.
Croisé, sm. crusader.
Croisé, e, a. crossed, twilled
Croisée, sf. casement; cross
bar, window.
Croisement, sm. Crossing.
Croiser, la. to * lay crosswise ;
' strikeout; cruise ; cross.
Se — , to cross eoch other;
take the cross.
Croisette, sf. Crsissief.
Croiseur, sm.. a crulser.
Croisière, 5^, eruise
Croisillon, sm. cross-bar.
Croisure.s/'.cross-web. [growlh.
Croissance, sf. giowing âge,
Croissant, si)!, crescenr, hook.
Croît, sm. increase. [wax.
Croiltrc, vn. to* grow, increase
Croix, sf. a cross.
Cromorne, sm. krumhorn.
Croquade, «/■; rough skelch.
Croquant, e, a. scranching,
crackling.
Croquant, SDZ, a poor wretch,
a spunger.
Croque au sel (à la) (man-
ger), ad. to eat with sait.
Croqueniitaiue, sm. bugbear,
bogie. [man.
Croque-mort, sm. underlaker's
Croquer, Va. to scranch; crackie;
de-vour ; pilfer.
Croquet, sni. crisp biscuit.
Croquette, sf. olive (of potatoes.,
rice, etc., fried).
Croqueur, Sm. a devourer.
Croquignole, sf, a fillip ; a sort
of cake.
Croquignoler, va. to fillip.
Croquis, sm. sketch.
Crosse, sf. crosier, but-end, bat,
drumstick, or pestle.
Crosse, a. croziered.
Crosser, vn. to beat, bat, abuse.
Crossette, sf. layer.
Crosseur, sm. cricket-player.
Crotte, sf. dirt, mud- diingaf
Crotter, vn. to dirt. [animais.
Se —, lo dirty one's self.
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Crottin, sm. duDg of horse.
Croiilnut, e, a. sinliing.
rroulcmeut, sm. siaking (of a
house), shaking.
Troulcr, vn. to * sink. * shake.
t'rouliei-, c, a, boggj-
rpoiip, sm. croup.
Croupe, sf. crupper, croup.
Monter eu — , to ride happen.
Troupi, e, a. stagnaled.
l'roiBpier, s7n. croup, Crupper,
Croupière, sf. crupper.
Croupion, stn. rump. [abîde.
Croupir, vti.lo' stand, slagnate.
Croupissant, e, a. stauding.
Croustillant, e, a. crisp, crus!;.
Croustille, sf. pièce oi" crust.
Croustiller,»», to nibble crusfs.
Croustilleusenieut, ad. smut-
tily.
Croustilieux, se, f7.gay,free.
Croûte, sf. crutt; scurf; rind;
a bad picture. [dauber.
Croûton, sm. crust (of bread) ;
Croyable, 2. a. crédible.
Croyance, sf. helief, trust.
Croyant, tm. believer.
Cru, sm. growlh ; soil.
Cru, e, a. raw, crude. [thing.
Cruauté, tf. cruelty ; grlefous-
Crucbe, a. pitcher, biockbead.
Cruchée a pitcber-full.
Oucberie, if. stupidity.
Cruclion, «m. little pitcher.
Crucirère, 3, a. cruciferous.
Crucifiement, tm. crucifixion.
Crucifier, va. to crucify.
Crucifix, sm. a crucifix.
Crucifixion, sf. — xiOD.
i'rudité, sf. rawness ; crudity,
Crue, sf. increase [indigesliou.
Cruel, le, a. cruel, hard, severe.
Cruellement, ad. cruel ly.
Cruement, ad. bluntly, rashiy.
Crustacé; sm. a crustaceout.
(Triple, sf. sepulchral Tault.
Crjptograpbie, sf. cryptogra-
Cubatiou, sf. cubalioa. [ptij-
Cube, sm. cube.
— a. cubic.
Cubèbe, sm. cubeb-pepper.
Cuber, va. to cube.
Cubique, 2. a. cublcal.
CUL
Cubital, e, a. cubital.
Cucurbile, sf. cucurbite.
Cueillc,s/'.a breadth ofsailcloth;
Cueillette, sf. harvest gatherv
ÏD?, collection.
Cuvilleur, se, S. a gatherer.
Cueillir, va. lo galber, to *pick,
Cueilloir, sm. fruit-basket.
Cuiller, sf. a spoon, ladle.
— à pot, a pot ladle.
Cuillerée, sf. a spoonful.
Cuillerou, sm. bov.1 (of spoon).
Cuir, sm. leather; bide.
— à rasoir, razor-etrap.
Cuirasse, sf. cuirass.
Cuirassé, e, a. with B cuirass;
prepared. [cuirass.
Cuirasser, va. to arm with a
Cuirassier, sm. cuirassier.
Cuire, V. to cook ; digest ; smart ;
bake ; to * do ; * dress; digest.
Cuisant, e, a. sharp, Smart.
Cuisine, sf. kitchen ; cookery..
Cuisiner, va. tO cook.
Cuisinier, e, S. cook, man-cook.
Cuissard, sm. cuish, cuissart.
Cuisse, sf. thigh ; leg of a fowl.
Cuisson, sf. dressiug of vic-
tuals ; Smart.
Cuissot, sm. bauDch of a deer.
Cuistre, sm. servant in a col-
lège; pédant.
Cuit, e, ». done; dressed; boi-
led, baked, roasted, ruined.
Cuite, sf. baking.
Cuivre, sm. copper,
— jaune, yellow copper, brass.
Cuivrer, va. to copper over
Cul, sm. bottom, posteriors.
— de lampe, a tail-picce,
— de plomb, a sedentary man.
— de sac, a blind alley.
— de jatte, 8 lame mac.
— de basse fosse, a duugeon.
Culasse, sf. breech. [head
Culbute, s^, tumble; heels over
Culbuter, t;. to * overlbrow ;
break; tumble.
Culée, sf. butment of a bridge.
Culière, a. rectum.
Culinaire, a. culinary.
Culminant, a. m. — atiug.
Culmiuation, »f. — tiOB.
DAG
Culminer, mi. to culiniaale.
Culot, sm. a nestling ; drosSf
Culouagc, sin. blackeuiDg (of a
pipe bowl).
Culotte, sf. breecbes ; back part
of a pigeon; rump of beef.
Culotter, va. to breecb, to put
in breecbes.
Culotlier, sm. breeches-maker.
Culpabilité, s/". culpauility,guilt.
Culte, sm, wotship; adoration.
Cultivable, a. cultivable.
Cultivateur, sm. busbandman,
C'ultivation, sf. cullivation.
Cultiver, va. cullivate, instruct.
Culture, sf. culture, tillage.
Cumul, sm. accumulation.
Cuuiulatir, ve, ('. accumulative.
Cumulativeineut, ad, accumu-
lati'vely.
Cumuler, va. to accumulate.
CuuL'iformc, a. cuneiform.
Cupide, 2. a. co'velous, greedy.
Cu|ii(Iit6, sf. cnpidil}, lust>
Cupidon, sm. Cupid.
Curable, 2. a. curable.
Curage, sm. cleaning out.
Ciaratelle, s/', guardiansbip.
Curateur, rice, S. guardiau.
Curatif, ve, a. curative.
Curation, 5^. curing, cure.
Cure, s^. a cure; living; parso-
nage ; cleaning.
Curé, sm. parish-priest.
Cure-dent, sm. toctb-ptck.
Curée, sf. hound's fées, carnage.
Cure-oreille, sm. ear-picker.
Curer, va. to cleanse, to * pick.
Curette, sf. SCOop, scraper.
Cureur, im. cleanser, cleaner.
Curial, e, a. rectorïal; priestlj.
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Curie, s/, curia, ward.
Curieusement, tï(i. curlouSly»
Curieux, »e, a. curions, rare.
— sm. a Tirtuoso, sighiseer.
Curiosité, sf. curiosity, Inqul»
sitevecess.
Curoir, sm. plough-spud.
Cursive, a. s. cursive.
Cur«Ie(cbai8c),s/'.curule chair.
Curure, sf. mud (frora a pûad)o
Curviligne, 2. (1. curvilinear.
Custode, sf. holster-cap, pyx,
— Siu. warden, curtain.
Cutané, e, a. cutaneou».
Cuticule, sf. cuticle, tbin, skin»
Cutter, sm. entier,
Cuvage, sm. tub bouse, plaça
for tubs.
Cuve, sf. a tub, vat.
Cuveau, sy7i. little tub.
Cuvée, «/■. a tubful.
Cuver, va. to work, fret.
Cuvette, sf. hand-basin; basin,
cap of a watcb. [tub.
Cuvier, sm. a fisb tub, bucking
Cycle, sm. cycle.
Cyclope, sm. cyclop.
Cygne, sm. swan.
Cylindre, sm. cylinder, rolt.
Cylindrique, a. cylindricat.
Cymaise, sf. cyma; ogee.
Cymbales, sf. pL. cymbals.
Cymbalier, s»l. cjmbal-plajer.
Cynique, 2. a. cynical.
Cynique. s»i. a cynic.
Cynisme, sm. moroseness, cy-
nicism, ribaldry.
Cyprès, gm. cypress-tree.
Ciar.sm.czar, emperorofKusEi».
Czarine, sf. czarina.
Czarowitz, sm, czar's son.
D
Da, int., truly, indeed.
D.ictyle, im. dactyle.
Dada, sm. hobby horse.
Dadais, sm. booby, ninny.
Dague, s/'.dagger; pricket; tu»k.
Duguer, va. to ?tab ; flog. [type,
Daguerréotype, $/n. dagueneo.
Daguerréot}'penr, sm. daguer»
reotyper.
Daguet, sm. joung stag.
Dahlia, sm. dahlia.
Daigner,i;a.to dei^^n , condescend,
Daim, sm. buck ; 4eer.
Daiue, $f. a lloe>
DAT
Vais, sm. a canopy.
Dallage, sm. Dsgging.
noUc, s^ flas(s«oiic-). [flags.
Uiillcr, va, to flag; to pave wilh
Dnliuatiqiie. sf. a dalmatic.
Dam, sm. cost; loss; lormenls.
DaniaH, sm. damask, damson.
Uaniasquincr^t'atodamaskeen.
Uainasquiueur, sm. damaskee-
ner.
Dnma8quiuure,s^.damasheeD-
DnmaBse, sm. damafked linen.
ISnmiisser. va. to damask.
Damasseiir. sm. damas-uorkcr.
Clame, sf. lady, goody, draugbts.
a»nme-jeainie,s/'.demijol:n c:ir-
ltanie,ad. Day, indeed. [boy
Damer.i'(T.tocrown(aldrai:ghtf).
— le pïon,to*outdo.
a>amcrcl. sm. beau, spark.
Oamici'. sin. diaught-board.
£>iim:iiil>le. 2. a. daninable.
S>niiiiial>lemeiil, (2(2. damnably.
Ttamliatioii, s/'. — tiOD.
Damiié, e, a damned.
— s. damned soûl.
Damner, va. to damn.
Se — . vn. to incur damoation.
Damaiseaii, sm. spark, beau.
Dainoiselle, sf. young lady.
Daiidiii, sm. noddy, simpleton.
Dandinement. Slll. lolloping.
Dandiner, t>a. to bebave like a
Se —, vn. to lollop. [ninoy.
Daudjr, sm. daudy.
Danger,sm. daDger.risk. [ousiy.
Dangereusement. aff. danger-
Dangereux, »e^a. dangerous.
DanB,pr. in, into,witbin; with.
Dansant, e, a. dancing.
Danse, sf. dance, dancing.
Danser, v. tO dance.
Danseur, se, s. dancer.
Dard,siti. n.darl, spindle.
Darder. ud.to dart, throw, spear.
Dardiilon. s)n. barb (of a fish-
Dariole, s/', custard. [hook).
Darne ou dalle. sAsIi"; of fisb.
Darse, sf. wcl dock.
Martre, s^ telter, ring-worm.
Darirenx, se, «. beipetic,
Oataire, sm, dalary.
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Date, sf. date.
Dater, vn, to date.
Daterie, sf. dalary's office.
Datif, »e, a. datWe.
Datte, $/■. date (Iruil).
Dattier, sm. dale-lree«
Daiura, «/■. thorn-apple.
Daube, s^ a kind of slewed ineat
Dauber, va. to stew,jeer.
Daubeur, sm. banterer,
Daupbin, sm. dolphin.
Daiiphine, sf. dauphiness.
D^autaiit que, c. "wbereas.
D'autant plus, ad. tbe more.
— mieux, tbe ratber.
Davantage, atl. more; longer.
Davier, snî. pincerfor teelh.
»e,2)r. ofjfrom, lo.witb, bï,at,in
Dé. sm. die, tbinib!e.
Déalbalion,!/'. — tion.
Uébâeler. va. to take oï tbe
lai|ianlin (of a wagon).
Dcbàciage. sm. clearing.
Débâcle, sf. breaking ofa frozea
ri-ver. [tbe ice.
Débâeicment, sm. breaking of
Dcbàcler. va. to clear, undo.
— vn. to break up (as ice).
Déballage, sm. unpacking.
Déballer, va. to unpack.
Débandade (Â Ba), ad. m con-
fusion ; belter. [banding.
Débandement, sm. skelter dis-
Débauder, va> tO uubind \ un-
bend.
Se —, vr. to corne uubouud ;
corne unbendi
Dcbanquer, va. to break tbe
bank of(at pla;)>
Débaptiser, to unchristen.
Débarbouiller, va to wasb.
Se —, vn. to wasb one's face.
Débarcadére.Sïn.landing-place.
Débardage, s?n. unlading.
Débarder, va. to unlado woodi
Débai-deur, sm. lumper.
Débarqucmeut, sm. dis»<nbar-
king.
Débarquer. V. disembark; land.
Débarras, sm. riddance.
Débarra(iisemeiit,sm. clearing.
Débarrasser, va. toclear; 'gel
Déb;Qrrer, va. to unbar. [out
DÉB
n^at, sm. debate, dispute.
îiéliBler,!;a, touDsaddle. [down.
Uébâtir, va. to demolish, pull
«ébattre, va. to debate, discuss.
Se— ,Dr. to Etruggle; grapplo.
Dobuiiche, sf. débaucher;.
Débaticbc, e, S. débauchée.
— , sf. courtesan.
Débaucher, va. to debaucb ; to
bribe, to entice away.
1 Se— ,iir-.torallintodebauchery.
Dcbaucheur, sm. débaucher.
Débet, sm. balance, débit, [tate.
Débiffer, va. to disorder; debili-
Uébile, a. weak, débile.
Débilitant, e, a. debilitating.
Wébilitatîon, sf. — tion.
Débilité, sf. — litj. weakness.
Itébililer, va. to debilitate.
Uébiiie, sf. needj circunstances.
Débit, sm. sale, utterance.
Débitant, e, s. relailer.
Débiter, va. to vend, utter; to
* sel! by retail.
1 Se —, vil. to sell ; eut up.
IDébiteur, «e, S. utterer; pro-
pagator.
Débiteur, ra'ce, a. debtor.
Débilter, va. to unbit (a cable).
Déblai, S7n. riddance, cutling.
Déblaiement, sm. cutting, clear-
ing.
Déblatératiou, sf. scurrilous,
declairation, railing.
Déblatérer, vn. tO rail.
Déblajer, va. to reraove ; cleir.
Débloquer, va. to change tur-
ned Jettera.
Déboire, sm. twang, grief.
Déboiser, va. to clear of wood.
Déboîtement, sm. disjointing.
Débotter, va. to * djslocate, to
Warp; disjoint, r
Débonder, va. to open the dam.
— , vn. »B Débonder, vr. to
sluice ouf, • break forth.
Déboudouuer, va. to unbung.
Débonnaire, 2. a. affable, gra-
cious ; kind; good.
Débonuairement, ad. kindly.
Débordé, «, a. dissotute.
Débordement, sm. overUowlDg;
profli^ac}.
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Déborder, vn. to overtiow ; run
o-ver ; project
Se —, vr. to overflow; burst out.
Débotter, va. to pull off boots.
Débouché, débouchement,
sm. opening, oullet.
Débouchcr,!;(I.to* unstcp;open.
—, un. to fall ; debouch. [uncurl.
Déboucler, va. to unbuckle ;
Débouquemeut, sm. disembo-
guing.
Débouquer, va. to disembogue.
Débourber, va. to clean out.
Débourrer,i;a. topolish; unstop
Débourg, sm. monej adianced.
Déboursé, sm. disbursement ,
outlaj. [ment.
Déboursement, sm. disDurse-
Débourser, fa. to disburse.
Debuut.ac/. up, standing upright.
Débouter, va. to refuse.
Déboutonner, va. to unbutton.
Débraillcr (se), Un. to go bare-
breasted.
Débrider, va. to unbrldle; di»-
patch; to relax, open.
Sans — wiithout drawing bit.
Débris, sm. ruins; remains.
Débrouillement, sm. disentan-
gling, unravelling, [sentangle.
Débrouiller, va. to unraveî,
Se —, to get disentangled;
clear up.
Débrutir, va. to roug-polish.
Débucher, t;n. to start; dislodge.
Débusquemeut, sm. dislodging.
Débusquer, un. to dislodge; oust.
Début, sm. lead, beginniug,
outset.
Débutant, e, a. new performer
Débuter, vn. to * begin; p!ay
first, lead; make onesfirstap-
De$a, ad.onthisside. [pearance.
Décacheter, va. to unseal.
Décade, sf. décade, [decadency
Décadence, sf, deûay: décline;
Décagone, sm. decagon.
Décagramme, sm. — graro.
Décalitre, sm. décalitre.
Décalogue, sm. decalogue.
Décalquer, va. to transfer (t
draw.ing).
Déeamètre, <m. âecaiMt»r.
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Dôcampemeut) sni* decâmp- I
ment. [ke up.
Décamper, va. to decamp ; ma-
Décantage, j»i. decantiQg.
Décauta<iou, sf. decanling.
Décanter, va. to decant ; trans-
vase.
Décaper, va. to ciean, scour.
Décapitation, sf. bcbeadÎDg.
Décapiter, va. to behead.
Décarreler, va. to unpave.
Décastére, sm, decastere.
Décatir, va. to sponge (woollen
cioth). (noilen clotb).
Décatissage , sm. sponging
Décéder, vn. to decease; to die.
Décèlement, sm. détection.
Déceler, va. to discicse betray.
Se —, vr. to malie one's self
known; show one's self.
Décembre, sjn. December.
Décemment, ad. decently.
Décemvir, sm, decemvir.
Décemvirat, sm, decemvirat.
Décence, sf. decency, propriety.
Décennal, e, a. decenuial.
Décent, e, a. décent, bccoming.
Décentralisation, s/'. — zation.
Décentraliser, va. to deceutra-
iizo.
Déception, <^. déception, deceit.
DécorneF, va. to decree, award.
Décès, sm. decease, death.
Décevable, a deceivabie.
Décevant, e, a. deceitful, de-
Décevoir,va. to deceive.fceptive.
Déchaînement, sm. ^ildness;
Déchatuer,ua. to unchain. [rage.
Se —, vr. ' togel loose.
Déchanter, vn. to sing small;
lower one's note.
Déchaperonner, va. to unbood.
Déchargo, if. unloadlng ; case-
ment; discharge ', acquittance ;
relief.
. Déchargement, tm. nnloading.
Décharger, va. ta unload; dis-
charge ; ease ; open ; empty ;
lire off. [change; clear up.
Se— , iw. to discharge itself;
Déchargeur, sm, porter dis-
cliarger.
Décharné, •, a, scragg;; I«aa,
DEC
Décharner, ta. to ship ot
Cesh, * malie lean, emaciate.
Déchaussement, sm. barring
(the root ofa tree); layingbare.
Déchausser, va. to puU cff
boots, to lay bare.
Déchaussoir, sm. lancet.
Déchéance, s^ forfeiture, lOSS
Déchet, sni. diminution, loss.
Déchevêtrer, VU. to unhalter.
^Déchiffrable, a. legible, dect
pherable.
Déchiffrement,sm.âecipheriQg-
Déchiffrer, va. to decipherj
make out.
DéchilTreui', sm. decipherer.
Déchiqueter, va. topinii; slasb,
* cul.
Déchiqueteur, sm. pinUer.
Déchi<|ueture, sf. pinking;
slashing. [boas, etc.
Décbii'uge,s»i. breakingup old,
Déchir.'inl, e, a. heart-rendiog.
Déchirement, sm. tearing, rcn-
ding. [rip up.
Déchirer, va. to * tear; defame ;
Se —, vp. to tear; lacerale.
Déchirure, sf. rent.
Déchoir, i;ii. to decay, * fall off.
Déchu, 2)rét. di Déchoir.
Décidé, prêt, et a. decided, de-
termiiied, resolute.
Décidément, ad. — ediy.
Décider, va. décide; résolve;
scttle; fir.
Décigramme, sm. — gram.
Décilitre, sm. — litre.
Décimal, e, a. — mal.
Décimateur, $m. lithe-ownefa
Décimation, sf. — tion.
Décime, sm. tenth, décime.
Décimer, va. to décimale.
Décimètre, <m. decimeter.
Déciiitrer, va. to remove the
centeiing of (an arch).
Décisif, ve, a. décisive, clear.
Décisiou,s^. décision, resolution.
Décisivement, ad. 1)0Sitively,
decisively.
Décistére, sm. declstere.
Déclamateur,im. declamatorj.
spouter.
PéclanmtiQD) «/•-déclamation.
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Mcclama<olre,2,a. àeclamatory.
Dpflaniet-, vr. déc^im ; deliver.
i>cclaratioii,s/', — lion; ■verdict.
lïéclai'utoii'c^ 2. a. — ratory.
Dvrlarer vp to déclare ; reveal ;
discover.
Se — , vr. lo déclare one's self.
Dcclassemeut, sm. change of
class.
Déclasser, va. (o change tbe
class of; disrate.
Déclin, sm. décline ; wane.
Déclinable,». — ble. [clination,
Décliaaisou, 5^ declension; de-
Dcclinaut, e, a. declining.
Décliuatoire, s?n. — tory.
Décliner, v. to décline; fall away.
néclivité, sf. declivity.
Décloîirer, v. to uncloisteri
Redore, va. to Ihrow open.
uéclos, e, a. open, unfenced.
Déclouer, va. to unnail.
Dccoclior, lia. to * shoot.
ïlccoctiou, i/. décoction.
Décoiffer, va. to undress; dé-
range the haïr of ; open.
Décollation, sf. beheading.
Décollement, sm. ungluing,
beheading. [bodied.
Déoolleté, e, bare-necked, low-
Uccoller, va, lobehead; de col-
late, [of; cullow.
Décolleter, va. to bare the neck
Se —, vj). to go bare-necked.
Décolorer, va. to discolour.
Se — , vp. to lose colour; fade.
Uécombrcr, va. to clear from
rubbish.
Décombres, sm. pi. rubbish.
Décomi"auder, va. to counter-
inan. [complète.
Décompléter, va. to render in-
Uécompuser,va. to discompose,
to dissolve.
Décomposition, s/', dissolvlng.
Décompte, sm. déduction.
Décompter, va. to deduct;
• take off. [* put ont ; baffle.
Déconcerter, va. disconcert;
Se — , vr. to be disconcerted.
Découdre, va. lo discomfil, rout.
Déconfiture, sf. discomfiture,
feilure, comsuœptioa.
DEC
Déconforlor, va. to discomfort,
* cast dowD, despond.
Déconseiller, va. to dissuade^
Déconsidération»;/', disfavour,
discrédit. [dishonour.
Déconsidérer, va. to discrédit;
Décontenancer, va. to pul out
of countenance, confound.
Déconvenue, sf. misfortune.
Décor, sm. décoration.
Décorateur, sm. decorator.
Décoration, s/'. — tion.
Décoré, e, a. knighled.
Décorer, va. to decorate, adorDi
Décorticatiou, sf. — tioQ.
Décorum, sm. décorum, pro-
priely. [home.
Découcher, V(l. to * sleep from
Découdre, VH. to unsew; * rip
up;rip. [fallaway.
Se — , vp. to come unsewed;
Découlemcnt, sm. trickling;
flowing. [down; proceed from.
Découler, vu. totrickle, to*ruQ
Découpage, sm. carving, pin»
king. [carve.
Découper, va. to 'eut up; pink;
Découpeur, se, S. pinker
Découplé, e, a, weli bullti
strapping. [out.
Découpler, va. uncouple; cutting
Découpure, sf. pinking. [ging.
Décourageant, e, a. discoura-
Découragement, $m. discoura>
gement. [depress.
Décourager, va. to discouragei
Se —, vr. to lose courage.
Décourber, t;a. to unbend.
Décousu, e, a. unsewad; out of
order; ripped.
Décousure, sf, rip, rent, glash.
Découvert , e, a, uacovered;
discovered ; open.
A —, in the open air.
Découverte, sf. discovery.
Dccouvrir, va. to uucover; dis-
cover; reveal.
Se — , vr. to uncover on'e»
self; expose; ' make on'es soif
known.
Décrasser, va. to clean; polish.
Se — vp. to clean on'es self.
Décréditer, va. to discrédit.
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Décrépii.c, «.décrépit. [crackle.
Borrépiter, VH. to decrepitate;
Décrépitude, sf. — tude, de-
crepimess.
Décret, S7n. decree, writ.
Décréter, va. to decree, issue a
wril againsl. [graca.
Décrî, sm, crying down ; dis-
Dccrier, va. to cry down; to
disgrâce ; * piohilil.
Décrire, va. to describe.
Décrochemcut, sm. unbookiDg.
Décrocher, va. to unbook.
Décroifisemeut, stn. decrease*
Décroître, vn. to decrease.
Décrottage, sm. cleaning.
Décrotter, va. to clean, Lirush.
Décrotteur, s»i. skoeblack.
Décrottoire.s/'. bard sboe-brush.
Dévrne, sf. decrease, Tall.
Décuple, a. teofold.
Décupler, va. to décuple.
Décurie, $f. decury.
Décurion^ sm. a decurloD.
Décuver, va* to tuo.
Dédaigner, t). to disdaii>,scoiD.
Dédaigueuseweut, (/(/.disdain-
fully. [scoroful.
Dédaigneux, 0e, a. disdaiufu],
Dédain, sm. disdaiu, scorn.
Dédale, sm. labyrinth, maze.
Dédaler, va. to untlag ; uupave.
Dedans, ad. in, nitbiu.
Ak — , inwaid.
DcdauD, sm. inside ; iuterior.
Dédicace, sf. dedication.
Dédicatoire, a. dedicatûry.
Dédier, va. to dedicate.
Dédire, va. to disa\ow; UDsay.
S« —, vr, to recanl, * recède.
Dédit, sm. a. forfeit.
Dédaiiuniiigeuiuut,^»!. indem-
nity, satisfaction.
Dédoiunia;:er, v (. toindemnitv.
Dédorer. va. 10 unglld.
Dédoubler, vu. to unllne. [lion.
Déduction, sf.—Uon, enuniera-
Déduire, va. to deduct, deduce.
Dôefse. s^. goddess.
Défaillances/'. fainling,swooii.
Déraillant, e, a faiuliug, de-
cayiog.
—, ». defaulter
Défaillir, V7i. to faii ; decay;
swoon. [deTeat ; rid; reduce.
Défaire, va, to uudo; uumake ;
Se — , vp. to corne undone;
get rid ; fay aside. [dejected.
Défait, e, a. uudoDe; routed;
Défaite, sf. defeat, rout subter»
Uéfulcatiou, sf. — lion, [fuge
Défalquer, va. to defalcalr;
deduct. [waat; default; flaw
Défaut, tm. defect: blemisb
En —, at fault.
A — de, for want of,
Défateur, tf. disgrâce.
Défavorable, 3. a. unTavour-
able, [vourably.
Défatqûrablemeiit , ad. unfa<
Défectif, ve,a. defective.
Défection, sf. défection.
Défectuoiuemenl, ad. imper-
fectly. [imperfect.
Défectueux, se, a. defective,
Défectuosité, sf. defect.
Défendant, prt. defôodiog.
Défendeur, défendant ; — de»
resse, lemale défendant.
Défendre, VU. to défend; prn-
hibit; • forbid. [one's self.
Se —, vr, to défend ; to excuse
Défense, sf. défense; probibi-
Défeuses, pi. tusks, thorns.[tion.
Défensif, ve, a. défensive.
Défenseur, »m. defender.
Défensive, sf. défensive, [pect.
Déférence, sf. déférence; res-
Déférer , va. to coufer ; de-
nouQce, accuse.
nê'i-i-ier, va. to unfurl.
Déterrer, va. to remove iron-
work from ; confound, abash.
Se —, va. to UQsboe ; get con-
fuied. [êheet.
Defet, tm. odd sbeet; naste
DéO, sm. challenge, défiance.
Défiance,»/', distrust; mistrust,
suspicion. rpicious.
DéPiaul, e, a. diffident; sus-
néllcit, sm. déficit, deficiency.
DéOer, va. to deTy, cballenge.
Se — , vr. to mistru^l, suspect.
DéOgurer, va. to disfigure; de-
form. [Bllnç off (of soldiers),
Déûlé, tm, âcble, narrow oass
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B^ai«r< yix • 10 unstring;, nn-
thread. [appoint.
Dénnl*. en. to deline; describe;
Définissable, a. definable.
Définitir, ve, a. definili've, pe-
Dpfinition, sf. tlon. [remplorj.
Définitivement, ad. — vely.
Dûlleurnîson, s/'. Tall orblossom.
Déflenrir, vn. to • lose tbe
blossoms; — va. ' nip the blos-
£om ; rub off the hloom.
néOexion, sf. — xion.
Dédoration, s/', deflowering.
Déflorer, va. to corrupt, da-
fiower,
Dérouccmcnt, sm. staving.
Défoncer, va. to * stave (casks);
split.
DérormatSon, s/', derormation*
DérormcF, va. to • put out of
Défrayer, va. to defray. [form.
Défrichenieii(,.^m.grubliingup.
Défricher, va. to cullivate;
clear(land).[up untilled ground.
Défricheur, sm. he tbat grubs
Défriser, va. to uncurl.
Défroncer* va. to * undo the
gathers. [left by denlh.
Défroque, sf. goods, moveables
Défroqiier se, • Ihrow off the
monkish habit.
Défunt, e, a. deceased, late.
Dégagé (degré), sm, back-
stairs ; — e, a (air), a free
easy way.
Dégagement , sm. disengage-
ment ; freeing ; passage ; cal-
ling in.
Dégager, un. disengage; redeem.
Se — , vr. to be disengaged.
Dégatner , lia. ' draw one's
Dégatncur, sm.a bully. [sword.
Déganter, ua. topull off one's
gloves. [* strip, unrig.
Dégarnir . va. to nnfurnist ;
Dégarnir, tJft. ma. to unship.
Dégât, sm. havoc ; waste ; spoil.
Dégauchir, va. to plane ; level.
Dégauchtssenient, sm. level-
ling, improTing.
Dégel, sm. thaw.
Dégeler, un. to thaw.
Dégénération, 5^. — tlon.
DÉG
Dégénérer, va. to degoneratei
Dégénérescence, — ration.
Déslucr, urt.to iingtue;gcl ridof.
Dégluiîiion, sf. aeglutilion.
Dégommage, sm. the firft pré-
paration of the silk.
Dégommer, toungum (silk, etc.).
Dégonflcmeut, sm. déduction,
Dégonfler, un. rcduce; ompty.
Dégorgement, sm. overflowing.
Dégorger, vn. to clear, purge,
spread out. [one' self.
Se — , vr. to overflow; emptj
Dégorgeoir, sm. an engine to
clear a gun. [levi-ved.
Dégourdi, e, a. sharp, acute.
Dégourdir, va, to quicken, to
wnrm w.nler; to polish.
Dégourdissoment, sm. quick-
ening; removal of numbness.
Dégoût, sm. disgusl; satiety,
aversion. [disagreable.
Dégoûtant, e, a, disgustful
UégoHié, é, a. squeamish ; out
of conceit wilh.
Dégoûter, va. tO disgUEl
Se — i u)'. to * be out of conceit
wilh, to like no more.
Dégoutt.int, e, a. dropplng.
Dps:outtcr, vn. to * drop.
Dégrad.-ition, sf. — tion, waste.
Dégrader, ua. to dégrade, waste,
disgrâce.
Se — ,ur. to dégrade one's self.
Dégraffer, ua. to unclasp.
Dégraissage, sm. scouring.
Dégraisser, va. to scour, clean
* take away the fat.
Dégraissour, sm. SCOnring,
Degré, sm. Etair; step ; degree .
sfaircase. [from stop to step;
Par Degrés , ad. insensibily
Degréer, ua. to unrig a ship.
Dégrèvement, 57n. réduction.
Dégrever, va. to reduce a tax-
Dcgringolade, tumbling dowD,
leppling down.
Dégriugoler, vn, ' to run down
slairs ; to tumble.
Dégriser, va, to sobef.
Se —, vr. to get sober.
Dégrosscr, ua. lo reduce.
Dégrossir, ua. tr chip; to œodel<
DÉL
Dégneuillé, e, a, tattercd ; in
rags. [otr.
Dégueriiir, va. to qnit; pack
négiaispiiioiil, sm. disguise.
Dcguîseï'* va, to disguise, con-
CPal.
Se —, tir. to disguise one'sself.
Dégiistntciir, sm, tasier.
Dégustation, s/'.—tion, tasting.
Déguster, va. to taste.
Déliaiiclié, c, n. hipshot, hipped.
Délia rnachement, sm. unhar-
nejsing.
Déliarnachcr,ra.tonDharness.
Dékonlé, a. shameless.
Dehors, ail. pr. out ; abroad.
En — du —, withont.
Au — , outwards.
Dehors, sm. outside, oulworks.
Itéici<1c, s?)!, déicide, [theosis.
Déilication, sf. — tlon; apo-
DéiGcr, va. to deify.
Déisme, sm. deisra.
Déiste, sm. deist.
Déité, sf. deity.
Déjà, ad. aiready.
Déjection, sf. flcol.
Se Déjctor, vr. fowarp. [fast.
Déjeuné. Déjeuner, sni. break-
Déjeuner, 11)1. to breakfast.
Déjoindre, ua. to disjoin.
Déjouer, va. to Urfle. [out.
Déjucher, vti. to uaroost; turn
De-là, nd. off; frcm thence.
Au delà, pr. bejond, over,
aboTO.
Délabré, a. rulned, tatteredi
Délabrement ,, sm. ruining
decay. [ruiu.
Délabrer.rn. to chntler; impair.
Délacer, va. to uniace. [ment.
Délai , sm. a delay, adjourn-
Délaissemcnt, sm. relinquisli-
ment. [abandonne.
Délaisser, l'a. to forsake ; •
Délassement, sm. récréation,
F^élosser, rtT.torefrcsh. [repose.
Sfe — , vr. lo rest; repose.
l>éluteur, sm. informer.
Délation, sf. an inTormation.
Dél.iyant. a. di luent.
Délajement, sm. diluting.
Délayer, va. to diiute.
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Déleelable, a. delightful.
Délectation, sf. dciight.
Délecter, va. to deligtit, re-
create. [mission.
Délégation, sf. ^ tion, com-
Délégatoire, a. delegatory.
Délégtié, sm. a deputy; dele-
gato. [point.
Déléguer, va. delegate ; op-
Délestagc, sm. unhallasling.
Délester, va. to unballast.
Délétère, a. deieterious,
Dcliliatîon, sf. — tlon.
Délibérant, e, a. deliberalîng,
deliberaliye, [lution.
Délibération, 5^. — tion, reso-
Délibératif, ve, a. — tive.
Délibéré, e,fi.resolute délibéra to.
De propos — , ad. on purpose,
Délibérément, ad. — ratelj.
Délibérer, vn. to deliberate.
détermine, résolve.
Délicat, e, a. délicate; nide;
weak, dainly.
Délicatement, ad.— tely; dain-
tily ; tenderly. [kcr.
Délicater, va. to pamper; coc-
Délicatesse, sf. delicacy; nice-
Délicc, sm. delight. [ness.
Délicieusement, ad. delicious-
ly. [lightful.
Déiicienx, se, a. delicious; de-
Délié, e, a. slender ; fine ; thiu ;
unlied.
Déîier, va. to untie; nndo.
Délimitation, s/°. marking limMs.
Délimiter, va. to mark lirait;.
Délinéation, sf. — tion.
Délinquant, sm. délinquant.
Délinqucr, vn. to ofTend.
Délirant, e, a. délirions frenzied.
Délire, sm. delirium, raving.
Délirer, vn. to rave.
Délisser, va. to sort rags.
Délit, sm. fault, crime.
En flagrant — ,arf. in the facl.
Délivrance, sf. deliverance, dc-
livory.
Délivre, sm. arier-birth. [rid.
Délivrer, un. to deliver, set free,
Délivrcnr, sm. deliverer.
Déloger, va. lo remove ; to turn
out; dislodge.
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Déloyal) e, a. disloyal, knaTish.
Déloyalement, ad. perfîdiously.
Déloyauté, sf. disloyalty.
Déliige,sm, déluge, flood.[luster.
Dclustrer, l'a. lo take off ihe
Démagogie, $ft — gy.
Démagogue, sm. démagogue.
Démailloter, va. lo unswathe.
Demain, sm. ad. to-morrow.
Après — , after to morrow,
Démaucher, va» tO unhart.
Se — ,vr. to lose its handie;
get unliinged. [ontho violon.
Démancbemeut, sm. shifting
Demande, sf. demand, ques-
tion, pétition.
Demauder, va. to demand; beg;
ask, require. [self.
Se — , tir.to beasked, ask ooe's
Demandeur, deresso, s. com-
plainant, plaintif.
Demandeur, se, s. asker, dun.
Démangeaison, sf. itcbing, a
longirg for.
Démanger, trn. tO itch.
Démautclemeut, sm. disman-
tiing-, undoing.
Démanteler, ta. to dismantle.
Démantibuler, va, to break;
put out of order. *
Démarcation, sf. — tion.
Démarche, sf. gail, proceeding.
Démarier, va. to divorce ; un-
niarry.
Démarquer, va. to unmark.
Démarrage, sm. unmooring.
Démarrer, u. to unmoor; * set
sali, unlie.
Démasquer, va. to unmask.
Démasliquer, va. lo remove
the putly from.
Démâlage, sm. dismasiing.
Démâter, va. to dismast, uumast.
Démêle, sm. debate ; quairel.
Démêler, va. lo discover, COH"
test, unravel, comb.
Se —, vr. to * exlricate one's
self ; unravel. [large cornb.
Démêloir, sï?î. v\'inding-reel ,
Démembrement, sm. dismem-
bering, cutling oïï
émembrer, va. to dismem-
ber; eut olT; cantle.
DÉM
Déménagement, sm. remoTSi.
Déménager, vn, tO remove;
get silly.
Pémencc, s/. madness,insanity.
Se — , vr. to bustle; struggle.
Démenti, sm. lie; balk.
Démentir, va. to ' give tbe lie ;
to conlradict; deny.
Se — , vr. to * be inconsisteni.
Démérite, Sm. demerit.
Démériter, vn. to * do amiss.
Démesuré, e, a. excessWs, im-
moderate. [ratelj.
Démesurément, ad. Immode-
Démettre, ua. disjoint; discard;
dlsmiss, dislocale.
Se — , vr. to resign. [nislilng.
Démeublement , sm. unfur-
Démcubler, va. to unfurnish.
Demeurant, sm. remainder.
Demeurant, e, a. living; dwell-
ing; aliiding.
An demeurant, ad. besides.
Demeure, sf. dweliing, stay ;
Eu — , in arrears. [abode.
A — , immovable.
Demeurer, vn. to live, • stay,
remain, stop, réside. _
Demi, e, a. half.
— , ad. half.
A —, half, by halves.
Demi-cercle, Sm. semi-cercle,
Demie, sf. half an bour, half.
Demi-dieu, S7?z. demi-god.
Demi-lune, s/', half-moon, cres-
cen(. [tone.
Den>i-ton, sm. scmi-tone ; half-
Démis, e, a. out of joint, dislo-
Dcmissi«n,s/', resigning. [cated«
Démissionnaire, sjn. a resigner
Démocrate, sm. — crat.
Démocratie, sf. democracy.
Démocratique, 2. «. — tical.
Démocratiquement, ad. — Li-
cally. ^iizc.
Démocratiser, vn. tO democra-
Demoiselle, sf. young lady,
miss, giri, rammer, dragonfly.
Démolir, va. to demolish; puli
down.
Démolisseur, sric, demolisher.
Démolition sf. demolisbing,
rubtjish.
DÉN
Démon, sm. imp, devTi. [wal.
DvnioiiélisittioM, sf. withdra-
Démonéiiser, va. to call in
(coin). [Iraliilily.
Dénioiistrabililé, sf. demons-
Dénionsd'atciir, sm. — lor.
Démoustrnlir, »e, a. — Uve.
Démonstration, $f. — tion ; as-
surance, fjrove. [ly.
Démanstraiivemcnl, <T({. clear-
Déraontage, sm. taking down.
Démonter, va. to uiihorse; *
take to pièces, confound, dis-
mount, * undo, Ihraw.
Démontrable,», demonstrablo.
Démontrer, va. to drmonfirate,
lodcscribe. [nioraiizinp-.
Démoralisalcnr, tricc, a. de-
Démoralisution, sf. zation.
Démoraliser, vrMo demoralize.
Démordre, un. ' let go one's
hold; recède fiom.
Démoucheter, lia. to break tho
bulton off. [garnish.
Démunir, va. to unprovide, de-
Démurer,i)a. tounwall; re-open.
Démuseler, va. to unmuzzle.
Dénationaliser, va. to denatio-
nalize. [ralize.
Dénaturaliser, va. to denatu-
Dé»alter,ii«. lountwist, unlress.
Dénaturé, c, a. unnalural.
Dénaturer, va. to pervert; to
misconstrue, disfigura.
Dendrite, sf. dendritis.
Dénégation, sf. déniai.
Déni, sm. déniai, refusai.
Déniaiser, va. to ' sharpen up.
Se —, vr, to * grow sharp.
Déniaiseur, sm. sLarper.
Déniclicr, va. to unnestle;
— vn. to fly, get away. [turn out.
Dénicheur, sm. «ho goes a
birds nester.
Denier, sm. money, denier.
— à Dieu, sm. earne^t-penny.
— vingt, sm. fîve per cent.
Dénier, va. to deny. refuse, di-
sosvn. [delraction.
Dénigrement, sm. slandering,
Dénigrer, tw. to revile; slander.
Dénombrement, sm. enumera-
tion, survey, ceasus.
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Dénombrer, va. to number;
count.
Dénominateur, sm. — nator.
Dénominatir, »e, a. — tive.
Dénomination, sf. — tion.
Dénommer, va. to name, de-
nominate.
Dénoncer, va. toinform against,
impeach, accuse, denounce.
Dénonciateur, sm. informer,
Dcnoncialion, sf, information,
dcnuncialion.
Dénoter, va. to dénote, e-vince.
Dénouer, va. to untie; * sup.
pie; unravel.
Dénouement, siin. conclusion,
catai-tropbe, issue, [pro-visions.
Denrée, sf. commodity, ware
Dense, a. dense, compact.
Densité,;/'. densily,corapaclness.
Dent, ,</■. footh, p<. teeth; notcb.
«oiiii de—, bite.
Dents ciicisives, incisors.
-- de lait, young teeth.
Etre sur les — , to he tired out.
Denl-de-iion, sf. dandclion.
Uecilitirc, a. dental.
Dental, e, a. dental.
Denté, e, a. notched, înffented.
Dentelé, e, a. jagged, noiehed.
Denteler, va, to indent, jag.
Dentelle, sf, lace.
Dentelure, sf. indenting, nolch-
ÎDg; dented work.
Deutieule, sm. denticle.
Dentier, sm. sel of teeth.
Dentifrice, a, dentifrice.
Dentiste, sm. dentist. [of teeth.
Dentition, sf, — tion, cutting
Denture,s/. set of teeth, toolhing.
Déniider,i)a. to dénude; laybare
Dénué, e, a. stripped, devoid.
Dénuement, sm. deprivation.
Dénuer, va. to bereave * stiip
Dépaqueter, va. tO * unpack.
Dépareillé, e, a. incomplète,
odd.
Dépareiller, va, to unmatcb.
Déparer, va. to disfigure, spei!.
Déparquer, va. tO let (slj.!fp)
out of fold.
Départ, S}n. departure, paili'.g,
selling out.
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Départager les voies, V(U to
' give tlie casting \ote.
Départenieut, sm. departmeni;
distiicl; quarlers.
Dôpni-tcuiciUal, a. — tal.
Départir, lia. to impari; to allot.
Se — , ur. to desist; recède.
Dépasser, va. to * go Leyond,
pass ; exceed.
Dépat'cr, va. to unpavB.
Dépayser, va. to bewilder, send
from home; to*put on awrong
scent.
Dépècemeni, sm. cuttîng up.
Dépecer, va. to * eut up; carve,
disraember.
Dépêche, s/', dispatch; raail-bag.
Dépcclier, va. to dispatch.
Se —, vr. to * make haste,
hasten.
Dépeindre, va. to depict, de-
scribe, ragged; tattered, ex-
press.
Dépenaillé, e, a. ill clad (old).
Bïépendaniinent, ad. — dentiy.
Dépendance, sf. dependence,
dependency, pi. eut houses.
Dépendant, c, a. dépendent.
Dépendre, l'n. to dépend on
unhang; • talie down ; belong.
Dépens, sjn, pi. expense; cost.
Dépense, sf, expense; waste ;
larder. [waslc.
Dépenser,!;^, to'spend; expend;
Dépen8lcr,Sïn. expensive, spend-
thiift.
Déperdition, sf. — tion, loss.
Dépérir, vn. to decay, perish;
décline. [ing, wasiing.
Dépérissement , sm. perish-
Dépétrer, va. to disengage, ex-
Se —, to * get clear. [tricate.
Dépeuplement, sm. dépopula-
tion, [unpeople.
Dépeupler, t!(j. to depopulate;
Dépiécer, VU. to dismember.
Dépilatoire, sm. — tory.
Dépiler, vn. 10 dépilate.
Dépiqu.-«ge,sm.tradingoutcorn.
Dépicfiier, va. to unquilt.
Dépister, i'«. to track.
Dépit, sm. ■vexation ; pet ; spite.
Dépiter, va. to 7ex;to provoke.
Se —, vr. to fret.
Dépitenx,8e, a. fretrul ; pettlsh
Déplacement, sm. displacing,
Vemoval, [move, change.
Déplacer, va. to displace; re-
Déplaire, Vn. to displease.
Se — , to be ill at ease.
Déplaisancc, sf. dislike.
Déplaisant, e, a. unpieasant.
Déplaisir, sm. displeasure; trou-
ble ; annoyance.
Déplanter, va. to displant.
Déplantoir, sm. transplanter.
Déplâtrer, Va. to unpiaster.
Déplier, va. to unfold; open,
shaw.
Déplissage, sm. unplainting.
Déplisser, va.to unplait, unfold.
Déploiement, sm. unfolding.
Déplorable, a. déplorable.
Déplorablcmcnt, ad. — rahly
Déplorer, va, to déplore, [furl.
Déployer, va. to display; un-
Se —, vr. to spread ; deploy.
Déplumer,t)a. to unplume; pick.
Se — ,Dr. to mollit.
Dépolir.tjci. togrind. [unpopular.
Dépopiilariser, va. to render
Déportation, sf. transporlatîon.
Déportemeut, sm.. deporfment.
Déporter, t)a. to banish; exile.
Se — , vr. to desist.
Déposant, e, a. s. depositor.
Déposer, vn. to dépose; resîgn,
deposite. [fidant.
Dépositaire, s. depositary; con-
Déposition, s/'. — tion; deposing.
Déposséder, va. to dispossess.
Dépossessiou, 5/. dispossessîon*
Déposter, va. to dislodge.
Dépôt, sm. deposit ; trust; chesl;
sédiment.
Dépoter, va. to take ont of pot.
Dépoiidrcr, va. to unpowder.
Dépouille, sf. skin; crop; ef-
fects ofadeceasedperson; spoil;
booty.
Dépouillement, sm. despoi-
ling ; spoliation; privation.
Dépouiller, va. to strip;skia
despoil; plunder, put off.
Se — , ur.to slripotr, 'ay aside.
Dépourvoir,i;a.to dcpriYe,strip.
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Dépourvu, c, a. uoprcvided.
Ah—, ad. unawares. [''''y-
DépraTatioii, sf. — tîon,depra-
Dcprover, va. lo déprave.
Dcprcciatcur, — tor, déprécia-
tiug. [depreciate.
Déprécier, va. to undervalue,
Déprérinlion, sf. — tion.
Déprédation, — tion, maNersa-
Dépreiulrc, i'«. topart. [lion.
Se — ,lo detach one's selT.
Dépression, sf. dépression, dip
(of Ihe horizon). [wer.
Déprimer, va. lo depress; lo-
Dépriser, rrt. todespise, viliTy.
Déprisonuer, va, to release
from prison. [aTter.
Depuis, ad. j>r. since; from;
— quand? how long?
— peqi, lateiy.
— lougteiups, this lang whilo.
— que, since.
Dépuration, s^. — tion.purirying.
Dépuratif, »c,n. depiirati-ve.
Dépuratoire, 2. a. — tory.
Dépurer, va, lo depuralo.
Députalion, sf. — tion.
Député, sm. a. deputy.
Députer, va, lodepule, delegate.
Déracinemcut, sf. uprooting,
extirpation. [oui; exlirpale.
Déraciner, va. to uproot ; root
Déraillement, S7n. running olT
(he hails. [Iiail?.
Dérailler, f)!. to run off the
Déraison, sf. folly, unreason.
Déraîsouuable, a. unreasona-
ble. [sonabij.
Déraisonualilement,';f/.unrea-
Déraisonuer, vn. to la!k non-
sense ; rave. [confusion.
Dérangement, sm. disorder ,
Déranger, va. to dérange ; dis-
order, unseltle.
Se — , gct ont of place; dé-
range one's self; go aslray.
Dératé, e, a, lively, sharp.
Dérater, i;n. to take the miltout.
Dercclicf,,OfZ. again, once more,
Déréglé, e. a, disorderly; irre-
gular.
Dérèglement, sm. irregulari-
ty, disorder, wildness.
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Dérèglement, ad. disorderlji
wildiy. [range.
Dérégler, va. to disorder, de-
Se —, vr. * (0 gel ont of or-
der, become licentious.
Dérider, va. to smooth, nn-
^rinkle.
Se — , vr. to get smoolh.
Dérision, sf. dérision; ridicule.
Dérisoire, a. derisive.
Dériialif, ve, a. — tive.
Dérivation, sf. — tion, origin
Dériie, sf. lee-way, drift,
DériTé, sm. derivative. [drift.
Dérirer, va. to leave the shore;
Dernier, e, a. last; utmost
Tvorst ; hifhest, lowest.
Dernier, snu the last.
En — (lieu), ad. lastly. [centiy.
Dernièrement, ad. lateiy, rè-
Déroliéo (à la), privately, se-
crelly, stealthily.
Dérober,™, lo rob ; conceal ;
deprive ; * hide ; di-vest.
Se — , Dr. to * steal away;
avoid; disappeat.
Dérocher, va. to scourmetal.
Dérogation, sf. — tion.
Dérogatoire, a. derogalory.
Dérogeant, e, a. derogalory.
Déroger,^)!, derogate ; stoop.
Héroidir, i'(2. unstiffen; Eiipple.
Déroiiillemeut, sm. rubbing
ofT riifl.
Dérouiller, va. to rub off rust.
Sk —, vr. lo get less rusty;
grow polished.
Déroulement, STO. unrolling.
Dérouler, va. to unroll; run oui.
Déroute, sf. roui, ruin, failure.
Dérouter, l'a. puzzle, baffle; leal
Derrière, pr. cehind. [astraj.
—, sm. back side.
Des, of the, from the, someiany.
Dés, prop. from.
— lors, immedialely.
— que, as soon as. [disabuse.
Désabuser, lia. lo undeceJTe;
Désaccord, sm, discord. ?
Désaccorder, va. to untune.
Dèsaccoupler, va. to uncouple.
Dcsaccotitstmcr, va, to disac-
cuslom,
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de dcsnccotitiimer, vr, to
leave off a cusiom.
Dcsaclialandci*^ va. tO * hurt
Ihe cusiom of.
néoagi-éalilc, a. dîsagreeable.
Désagréablement, ad. disa-
greeably. [bleness; annoyance.
nésn^ïrémcnt , sm. disagreea-
DésiijMstcr va. to disorder ;
dislurb.
Désaltérant, e, a. rerreshing.
Désaltérer, t^a. toquench thirst;
refresh.
Se — , to qnench one's thirst.
Désapparciller, va. to unraatch.
Désappointer, va. to cashier ;
disappoint.
Désapprendre, m. to'forgel.
Désapprobateur, sm. di=appro-
Ter. [bation.
Désapprobation, sf, disappro-
Déi^appropriation, sf. aliéna-
tion, [prove.
DésnpproiiTer, va. to disap-
Désarçoiiner, Va. to unhorse ;
throw ; upset.
Désargenter, va. to unsllver.
Désarmement, sm. disarming;
unrigging.
Désarmcr,va.tcdisarm;appease.
Désarroi, sm. confusion, disar-
ray. [lion.
Désarticulation, sf. disarticula-
Désarticiilcr, va. to disarticu-
late. [pièces.
Dcsassembler, va. to take to
Désassocier, va.to disassociate.
Désassortir, va. to «nmatch.
Désastre, sm. a disaster.
Désastreiisenient, ad. disas-
trousiy,
Dés.tstreux, se, n. disastrous.
Désavantage, sm. disad-vantage.
Dcsavaiitagetisemciit, nf/, dis-
advantagcûusly. [\antageous.
Désavantageux, se, a. disad-
Désavcu, sm. disavowai, disow-
ning. [cry, diîown.
Désavouer, va. to disavow, de-
Dcsccller, va. to unseal.
Descendance, sf. descent.
Descendant, «.descending ebb.
— »?)!. descendant.
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Descendre, vn. to desce
run; foll , go, corne
alight. — va. to taise, carry
down ; descend; go down.
Descente, sf. going down,
wering, landing, irruption; r
ture, descent.
Descriptif, ve, a. descriptive.
Description, sf. — tion.
Désemballer, va, to ' unpack.
Désembarqucmeut, sm. land-
ing. disembark.
Désembarqucr , t^a. tO land;
Désembonrber, va. to * drag
ont of the mire.
Désemparer, va. to quit ; leave.
Désemplir, l'a. to part, empty.
Dc9enipri8onner,î;a. to set free.
Désenchaîner, va. to unchain.
Déscnclaantement, sm. disen-
chanting,
Déscncbauter, Va. to disen-
chanl ; undeceive.
Désencloucr, va. to unnail ;
draw a nail. finstring.
Désenfiler, va. to unthread ;
DésenOcr, va. remove a swel-
ling; unswcll, eniply(aballoon).
DésonUtire, sf. diminution.
Désengager, va. to disenro!!.
Désengréner, va. to disengage.
Désennuyer, va. to divert, en-
Se — , to amuse one's self.riiven.
Déseiirayer, va. to unskid a
wbeel. [cold.
Désenrbumcr, va, to cure of a
Déscnrouer, va, to cure ot
hoarseness. [hoarseness.
Se — , vr. to get rid of ono's
Désensorceler, va, to unbc-
wilcb. ri'irrrci.
Désentortillc»-- v:;. to untvvist;
Déscntraver, va. to unfelter.
Désert, e, a. désert^ solitary.
— , s?ii. désert, wilderne.'îs.
Déserter, va. to désert; ' ruo
Déserteur, sm. déserter, [avay.
Désertion, sf. — tion .
Désespérant,e, a. discouraging;
disbeartening. [despair.
Désespéré, e, disperate , in
— , sm, desperaio, desperate per-
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nésespérémeiit, ad. despera-
lely.
Uoscspérer, vn. to despalr — ,
va. to • driTe, to despair.
Se —, vr. to despair, [ration.
Désespoir, sm. despalr, despe-
OéBlinbillé, sm. dlshabiile, un-
dress.
I»ésliiibilIep,t)(î.toundress,str1p.
Déslialil(iier,vn. to disaccustom.
Se — , vr. to break one's self
or a liabil; disuse.
Dé8liarnachep,u«.toiinharnes?.
VéaUévvnce . sf di^herisrin.
Iloshcriter, va. to disinhoril.
Désiiouuête, a.dishoEest, in-
décent, [lly.
DéslBoiinêtenient,a^.imniodes-
Désiionneur, sm. dishonour,
disgrâce.
l>éslioiiorable,a.disbonourable.
DéshoiioraP^ïenicnt, ad. dis*
honourably.
Déshonorant, e, a. disgraceTul.
Déshonorer, va. to disgrâce;
dishonour.
nésiguaiion, sf. — tion, choice.
Désigner, ra.to appoint, dénote;
design.
Désillusionner, va. torreerrom
illusions; undecelvo.
DésiiiTeeter, va. to disînfect.
Désiufoction, sf. disinfeclion.
Désintéressé, e, a. dislnter-
estfd ; impartial.
Désinléressemeut, $m. disln-
terestedness, impartialitr.
Désintéressement, aa. disin-
terestediy.
Désinlérecser,t)a. (oindemnify.
bésinvoltare, sf. unconslraint,
Désir, sm. désire, wish. [ease.
Désirable, a. désirable.
Désirer, va. to désire, wish for;
long for.
Désireux, se, a. desirous.
Désistement, sm. desistance.
.Se —, Dr. to desist.
Désobi'ir, v)i. lo disobey.
Dc9obéi*jsauco,s/".disobedience.
Désobéifii^saiit, e,a. disobedieot.
Wésubiigeamuient, ad. diso-
blingiogly.
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Désoliligeance, sf. disobliglB
gness.
Désoblîgeani,e, a disobliging.
Désobligeante, sf. ligbl car>
riage for two persons.
Désobliger, l'a. to disoblige.
Déseeiivré, e, a. unoccupied.
Désceiivrement, sm. idleness.
Désolant, e, a. grieTous, af-
flicting, sad.
Désolateur, s. desolator.
Désolation, sf, — tion; grief,
lateness. [grieved.
Désolé, e, a. dcsolate, sorry,
Désoler, va. to afflict, * lay
waste, dlstress.
Se —, vr. to lament.
Désopilatif, ve.a, deobsiruent.
Désupiler, vn. to deobslruct ;
deoppilale; clear.
Désordonné, c, a. Inordinate.
Désordounément, ad. inordi-
nalely. [senslon, tumult. '
Désordre, sm. disorder- dis-
Désorganisatenr, sm. a dis-
organizer. [nization.
Désorganisation, j/. disorga-
Désorganiser, vn. to disorga-
nize. [nized.
Se —.vr. to become disorga-
Désorienter, va. to lead astray,
disconcert. [reafter.
Désarmais, ad. henceforth, be-
Désossemcnt, sm. boning.
Désosser, va. to boDB, unbone*
Despote, sm. a despot.
Despotique, a. despotie.
Despoliquement, ad. — tlcally.
Despotisme, sm. despotism.
Dessaisir, va. to dispossess of,
Se — .vr. todisseize.partwith
Dessaisissement, sm. partin'
with. [freshened,
Dessalé, e, a. soaiscd, crafty.
Dessaler, va. to freshen.
Dessangler, va. to ungirth.
Desséchant, e, a. drying, wilhc"
ring. [draining.
Dessèchement, sm. drying,
Dessécher, va. lo wilher; 'irain;
dry up.
Dessein, sm. design, sclieme,
drawing, plan, pattefn,projecl.
DES
A dessein, ad. on purpose.
Desseller, va. to unsaddle.
Desserrer, va, to loosen, ualock.
Dessert, sm. dessert.
Desi«eric, sf. brokCD vîctuals,
parochial duties.
Desservant, sm. curate.
Desservir, va. toclearthe table;
disoblige; todissene; to * do an
ill orfice. [of; undecelve.
Dessiller, va. to 0|:en Ihe eyes
Dessin, sni. drawing, sketch,
design, draught. |wer.
Dessinateur, sm. designer; dra-
Dessiuer, va. to design; *
draw ; delineate.
Dessouder, va. to unsolder.
Se — , ta. to corne unsoldered.
Dessoudure, sf. UDSolderiag.
Dessous, ad< ^r.^under, under-
neath.
Au- — de, au. pr. under; below.
Ci-—, hereunder.
Par- — , under. [upsidedown.
Sens dessus — , iippermost,
—, sm. under part, boltom.
Dessus, ad. ;;r above, upon,on,
Par- — , over, upon. [o\er.
Au- — , bejond, abo\9.
Ci- —, above. [tage.
Avoir le — , to get the advan-
—, sm. upper part; upper side,
soprano, top-
Destin, S7n. destiny, fate.
Destination, s^. — tiou.
Destin», e, a. destined, bouad.
Destinée, sf. de^liny, Taie.
Destiner, v. to desigu ; destins ;
dévoie.
Destiiuable, a. removable.
Destitué, e, destitule; deposed.
Destituer, va. to discharge ; dis-
Destitution, j/. dismissal.[miss.
Destructeur, rice, a. destruc*
tive. [bility.
Destriictibilité, sf. destrucli-
Sestructir, ve, a. destructive.
destruction, sf. — tien, ruin.
désuétude, sf, désuétude, di-
suse.
kcsuiiiou, 5/. disunion, discord.
•ésunir, va, disunite; disjoia*
Se—, or. to * disunite, part.
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Détachement, sm.detachment;
abstraclion. [unfaster,separate.
Dctaclicr, va. to detach, untie;
Se — , vr. to get loose ; get de-
tached. [account; détail.
Détail, sm. retail ; particular
Détaillant, sm, retailer.
Détailler, va. td retail; relate
in détail. [away.
Détaler, va. to * clear, put
—, un, to shut up shop; scamper
away. [out.
Déteindre, Da- to discolour; take
Se — , Dr. to * lose colour.
Dételer, va, to take out borses
from a carriage. [take down.
Détendre, va. to uubend; •
Se —, slacken.
Détenir, va. to detain,hold-
Détente, sf. trigger-
Défentenr, rice, s. holder.
Détoution, sf. — tion, holding.
Détenu, e , s. prisoner.
Détérioration, s/". — lion; wa^te.
Détériorer, va. to deteriolate ;
•spoil. [tive.
Déterminant, e, a. delermina-
Déterminatif, ve, a. determi-
native.
Détermination, sf. — tion.
Déterminé, e, a. bold, froward;
—, syn. desperado.
Déterminer, vu. to détermine;
décide ; settle ; cause.
Se — , vr. to • be resolved.
Déterrer, va. to * dig upe ; un»
derneath; discover; exhume.
Détestable, a. détestable, [bly.
Détestablemeut, ad. detesta-
Détestation, sf. — tion.
Détester, ua. to detest; abhor.
Détirer, va. to pull out;strecbt.
Détonation, sf. — tion.
Détonuer, vn. to be out ol tune :
thunder out ; out of keeping.
Détordre , va. untwist; undo.
Détorquer, va, to wresl; dislor».
Détôrtiller, va. to untwist; \in-
ravel, [cuit; subterfuge.
Détour, snt. winding ; turn ; cir-
Détournement, sm. dissuasion,
turuing, aside.
Détourner, va, l« turn aside ;
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wrest; embezzle; dissuade; avert.
So dctouruer, vr. to turn
a&ide; lurn a^say.
ï>étractcr,Da.to detract; traduce.
Eictractciir, sm. — lor,
!)t-ti-action, sf. — tion.
Détraquer, ya. tO upsetj de*
range; uEseltle.
Dctrcuipc, sf. distremper.
i>éircui|ici-, va. lo soften steel;
Foak ; v.el.
Ititvcsae, sf. diflress,
l5étrcs8cr,!;a.tountress, unpiat.
Bétriineut, sm. — mont, loss.
I><-troit, sm. sirails ; uarrow.
Détromper, va. to uudeceive;
disaLuse.
Se—, vr. to be undeceived.
Détrûucineiit , S)n. delbroae-
ment.
Détrôner, va. to dethrone.
Détrousser, tJa. to untuck; riQe;
let down. [ruia.
Détruire, va. destroy; demolisli;
Se—, vr. to ruin; decay; to kill
one's self.
Dette, sf. doit.
Deuil, sm. mourning, sorrow.
Deutérouoiuu, sm. — nomy.
Deux, a. sm. two.
— fois, twice.
Tous—, botb.
Deuxième, a. second.
Dcuxiéuicuieiit, ad. secondly.
Déx'ulisor, va. to rob; strip; riile.
Devauccmeut, sm, outrunning.
Dexaucer, Da.to 'outetrip; 'ou-
trun ; prevent; précède.
Dexaucier, (. predecessor.
Devant, ad. pr. bcfore; OY«r-
ngainst ; facing ; ahead.
Pur- — , in présence of.
«•;-—, forinerly.
Au-— (aller), to go to meet.
I-e — (prendre), to gofirts, pre-
Tent.
Devant, sm. Torepart.
Devanture, sf. shop-front.
IIU>Vastateur, trice, a. devas-
laling ; — s. ravager ; desolator.
Dévastatiou,;/'. — tioD, ravage.
Dévaster, va. to deïastale ; ra-
vage ; destroy.
Développeiuciit, 5>n.UMfo]diDg,
explanalicn, display.
Déxeloppi^r, va. to unfold ; un-
ravel, cxplain, develop. [get.
Devenir, vn.lo* bocoine; * gi ow;
Dévergonilage, sm. shameless-
ness.
Dévergondé, o, a. shameless.
Déverrouiller, va. to unbolt.
Dévers, c, a. leaning.
Devers, pr. towards , near.
Par — , ad. before. [lean.
Déverser, va. to throw ; warj ;
Déver8oir,sm. wasle-weir; ovek
fall.
Dévêtir, va. to ' strip ; undress.
Se—, vr. to divest one's self.
Devêtisseuent, sm. divestiture.
Dévintiou, sf. — tion.
Dévillage, sm. winding of silk.
Dévider, va. to wiiid skia.
Déxideiir, se, S. winder.
Dévidoir, sm. winder, spindie.
Dévier, V7i. to deviate , swerve.
Devin, e, s. conjurer, diviner.
Deviner, va. to divine, guess.
Devineresse . sf. a devineress.
Devineur, sm. diviner; guesser.
Devis, sm. eslimate of a buil-
ding ; talk.
Dévisager, va. to scralcb the
face of; fall foui of.
Devise, sf. device ; motto ; posy.
Deviser, V)i. converse; cliat.
Dévisser, î;a. to unscrew.
Dévoilement, ini. unveiling.
Dévoiler, va. to uaveil ; revesl ;
expose.
Devoir, sm. duty ; Usk. —s. pL
respects; bonours.
Devoir, va tO owe.
Dévolu, e, a. devolded ; vested.
Dévorant, o, a. dOTOuring, ra-
venous.
Dévorer, va. ta devour, con-
sume, broûk, squander.
Dévot, e, a. devout.— s.devolee.
Dévotement, ad. devoutly.
Dévotion, sf. — tion , disposai.
Dévouement, sm. devotedness,
dévotion.
Dévouer, va. to dévote, dedicate.
Se—, t« devoto «a«'s self*
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Bevoyer, va. lo mislead ; slope;
purge.
Dextérité, s/".— rlly; skili,adress.
Diable, sjn. devil , deuce , lorry.
Pauvre — , a wretch.
Dialileuieut, ad. de-vilishly.
Diablerie, s^wilchcrart,deviIry.
Diablesse, sf, she-devil, fury.
Diablotins, sm. pi. chocolaté
lozenge, devilkin. [vilish.
Diabolif|iie, a. diaboUcal, d«-
Diaboliquemeiit, ad, — lically.
Diaconat, sm. deaconry.
Diaconesse, sf< deacouessi
Diacre, sm. deacon.
Diadème, sm. diadera.
Diagnostic, a. diagnosliCi
Diagonale, sf. diagonal.
Diagonalentent, ad. nally.
Dialecte, sm. dialect; idiom.
Dialecticien, sm. dialectician.
Dialectique, s/'. — tic, logic.
Dialcctiquemenl, ad. dialecti-
cally.
Dialogue, sm. dialogue.
Dialoguer, v. lo dialogue ; con-
verse; Write.
Diamant, S7n. diamond,adamaDt.
Diamétral , c, a. tral.
Diamétralement, ad. diametri-
Diamètre, jf. diameler. [cally.
Diane, réveille, morning-gua.
Diantre, int. the deuce
Diapason, sm. — son, tuning-
forlh, pitch-pipe.
Diaphane, a — nous; transparent.
Diaphanéité, sf. trinsparency.
Diapborèse, sf. — resis, pers-
piralion.
Diapborétique, a. purging.
Diaphragme, sm. midriff, dia-
phragm. [ted.
Diapré, e, a. diapered, variega-
Diaprée, sf. a violet plum.
Diaprure, sf. diapcring.
Diarrhée, sf. diarrbœa.
Diastole, sf. diastole, dilatation-
Diatonique, a. diatonic.
Diatribe, sf. diatribe.
Dichotomie, sf. — ray.
Dictame, sm. dittany.
Dictateur, sm. diclator.
Dicltttorial, e, a. diclatotial.
DIL
Dictature, sf. diclatorship.
Dictée, sf. dictation.
Dicter, va. to dictate, suggest
Diction, sf. diction ; elocution.
Dictionnaire, sm. dictionary.
Dicton, sm. saying, proverb.
Didactique, 2.a.— tic,didactic»l
Diérèse, sf. diœresis.
Dièse, sm. diesis ; sbarp.
Diète, sf. diet, low diet.
DIEU, sm. GOD.
Diffamant, e, defaming.
DifTamateur, sm. defamer.
Diffamation, s/, calumny, libel.
Diffamatoire, 2. a. defamalory.
Diffamer, va. to defame ; tra-
duce ; libel.
Différemment, ad. différent. y.
Différence, sf. différence, dis-
tinction.
Différencier,ua. to (ft'stinguish.
Différend, sni. variance ; diffé-
rence, [varions.
Différent, e, a, diffcring; unlikei
Différentiel, le, a. — tial.
Différer, V. todiffer; deJay,
Dirncile, a. dimcult, bard, Tas-
tidious. [ty; hardly.
DirOcilement, ad. witb difBcul-
Diraculté,s/'.dif&cult y; obstacle.
Diriicultueux, se, a. fui ol' dif-
ficulties. [pen.
Difforme, a. deTormed, missba*
Difformité, sf. deTormity.
Diffus, e,a. diffuse; prolix. [lixiy.
Diffusément, ad. diffusely, pro-
DiffusSon, sf. — sion, verbosity.
Digérer, va. to digest; stomacb ;
Digeste, sm. digest. [endure.
Digestif, Te, a. digestive.
Digestion, sf. digestion.
Digital, e, a. digital.
— sf. fox-glove.
Digne, a. nortby, deserving.
Dignement, ad. wortbily.
Dignitaire, sm. dignilary.
Dignité, sf. dignity, honour.
Digression, sf. digression.
Digue, sf. dike, bank, obstacle.
Diguer, va. to dam up ; embank
Dilacérer, va. to rate; tear.
Dilapidation, s^. — tion.
Dilapider, va. tO lapidate.
DIR
i>llatalioii,s^.— tioa. expansion.
Dilater, t'a. to dilate, extend;
Se — ,to dilate; expand. [expand.
Dilatoire, a. dilatorj.
Diloctiou, 5^ — tioo, love.
Dilcinme, sm. dilemma.
Diligemiiicut, ad diligent!;;
promptiy. [coach ; promptitude.
Diligence, 5/. diligence ; stage-
Diligent, e, a. diligent; quick.
Diligenter, V)i. to haslen, push
Diiuauclie, Sïii. Sunday. [on.
Dîme, sf. tilLe; the tenth part.
Dimension, sf. dimension, ca-
Dlnier, vu. to titlie. [pacity.
Diiueur, sm. tilbegatlierer.
Diminuer, va. to diminish; les-
sen, reduce, decrease.
Diminutif, ve, a. s. diminutive.
Diminution, sf. — tioDJ de-
erease, lessening.
Dimi»»oîre,sm.dimissory,lettes.
Dîmissorial, o, a. dimissorial.
Dluandier, 5772. braziur.
Dinde, sf. turliey-hen; niony.
Diudon, sm. turkey-cocli.
Dindonneau, S77i. turkey-pout.
Diudunnier, e, turlfey-keeper.
Dtué, Dîner, 5771. dinner, din-
ner party. ['iog-
Dinée, sf. dining place in travel-
DSner, va. to dine, take dlDoer,
Dînette, sf. play dinner.
Dîneur, se, 5. diner, eater.
Diocésain, e, a. diocesan.
— s. inbabitant 0! a diocèse.
Diocèse, 5771. diocèse.
Diopirique, $f. dioptries.
— a. dioptrie.
Diorama, 9771. diorama.
Diplitongue, sf. diptitliODg.
Diplomate, sm. — tist.
— a. diplomatie.
Diplomatie, — macy.
Diplomatique, a. — tical.
Diplôme, «772. — diploma.
Dire, va. to tell; say; recite.
— vr. to say to one's self.
Cela va sans —, that wants
no explanalioo.
C'est-à- —, that is to say.
Pour ainsi, — so to say 80.
^■•e, »77i, say, acçouni, opinion,
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Direct, c, a. direct ; straighi.
Dii*cctement, ad. directiy.
Directeur, triée, s. director;
manager; confesser.
Direction, sf. — tioo, conducl.
Directoire, S7)i directory.
Diriger, U(i. to direct ; manage ;
conduct, turn.
So — , vr. to direct one's self
Disccrnemeut, 5772. judgmeot*
distinction.
Discerner, va. to discorn.
Disciple, sm. disciple; pupil.
Discipliuable, a. docile.
Discipline, sf. discipline; whip.
Discipliner, Va. to discipline ,
ta cbastise. [nuance.
Discontinuallon, $f. discontl-
Discontinuer, va. to disconti-
nue, to cease, * suspend.
enable, a. unsuitable.
Discunvcnance, sf. disagree-
menl, incquality. [fuse; admit.
^ ' ' ' ny ; re-
U)2. to
Discord, e, a, disaccord.
Discordance, sf, discordance.
Discordant, e, a. dissonant,
jarring, discord.
Discorde, 5^. discord, dissension.
Discorder, va. to* be ont of tune.
Discoureur, aey s. great talker,
declalmer. [expatiate on.
Discourir, V71 to discourse, to
Discours, <77i. discourse, speech.
Discourtois, e, a. discourteous
Discrédit, sm. discrédit.
Discréditer, va. to discrédit.
Discret, e, a. (iiscreet, war},
reserved.
Discrètement, ad. discreetly.
Discrétion, ^A — tion, prudence,
cautinn. [nal, discretionary.
Discrétionnaire, a. discretio-
Disculpation, 5^ — tion. [tify.
Disculper, va. to eiculpate; jus-
Se —,t)r.toexculpate one's self.
DiscuBsil',ve,a. discutient.[bate.
Discussion, 5/. discussion, de-
Discuter, va. to discuss. debate;
argue.
Disert, e, a. fluent, voluble.
Disertement, ad. fluently.
Disette, sf. want, scarcity.
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Diseur, se, s. teller, tal&er.
Disgrâce, sf. difgrace; ill-Tor-
lune. [lavoured, difgraced,
Disgracie, c, a. deformed ; ill
Disgracier, va. to ' pul out of
favour; difgrace. [cefully.
DisgracieusvmeiK, ad. ungra-
Disgracicux, se, a. disagreea-
Me, ungracious.
Disjoiudrc, va. to disjoÎD, dis-
imite, separate.
Disjouctif, Te, a. disjunctive.
Disjonciioii, sf. disjunclion.
Dislocntiou, sf. — lion, takiEg to
pièces. [to pièces.
Disloquer, l'a. to disIocate,lake
Disparaître, vu. to disappear,
vanish.
Disparate, a. — rate, unlike,
.«.incongruity.
Disparition, sf. disappearing.
Dispeudieusemcut, ad. expCQ-
sively.
Dispendieux, se, a. expensive.
Dispesisaire, sni. dispensatory.
Dispensateur, trice, 5. dispo-
ser, dispenser, dispensing.
Dispensatlon, sf. — tion.
Dispense, sf' permission.
Dispenser, va. to dispense, dis-
tribute, exempt. [self from.
Se — , vr. to * exempt one's
Disperser,!)n.todisper;e,scatter.
Se — , vr. to disperse ; be dis-
Dispersion, sf. — sion. [persed.
Disponibilité, 5/. power of dis-
posai, [able.
Disponible, a. disposable, avail-
Dispos, n. m. active, agile, hearly.
Disposer, va. to dispose, ar-
range, order.
Se —, vr. to prépare one's self.
Dispositif, sm. enacting clause.
Disposition, sf. — tion, pian,
tendency, order, disposai.
Disproportion, sf. — tion.
Disproportionné, e, a, — tiOQ-
ate. [ — nally.
Dispropvrtionnellenient, ad.
Disproportioiincr, va. to dis-
proportion.
Disputable, a. disputable. [bâte.
Dispute, sf. quarrel, discute, de-
DIS
Disputer, va. to discute, con-
tend, for quarrel.
Se —, to dispute. [putanl.
Disputeur, sm. wrangler, dis-
— a. disputatious.
Disque, sm. disk, quoit.
Dissecteur, sm. — tor
Dissection, sf. — tion.
Dissemblable, 2. a. unlike.
Dissemblance, sf. uniikeness.
Disséminer, va. to dissiminate ;
scatler. ' [persioQ.
Dissémination, sf. — tion, dis-
Dissension, sf. dissension.
Disséquer,t'a.todissect;criticiz8.
Disséqueur, sm. disseclor.
Disserintenr, sm. dissertator.
Disscrtatif, ve, a, — ti-ve.
Dissertation, sf. — tion.
Disserter,vn.to dissert, descant.
Dissidence , sf, dissidence,
schism.
Dissident, sm.— dent, dissenter.
Dissimilitude, sf. — tude, un-
likencss. [bler.
Dissimulateur, rice, s. disseia-
Dissimulation, sf. — tion.
Dissimulé, e, a. dissembling.
— , s. disserabler. [conceal.
Dissimuler, t'a. to dissemble 1
Se —, vr. to be dissembled.
Dissipateur, trice, 3. spend.
thrift.
Dissipation, s^— tion, waste.
Dissii>er, va. todissipate, spendj
squander, divert.
Se — , D)'. to divert one's self^
Dissolu, c, a. dissolule, lewds
Dissoluble, a. dissoluble.
Dissolument,a(i.lewdly,loosel;3
Dissolution, s/. — tion, lewdness,
'DisBolTaut, e, a, dissolvant.
—, sm. dissolvent. [cord.
Dissonance, sf. dissonance, dis
Dissonant, e, a discordant,
dissonant. [nul ; break up.
Dissoudre, va. to dissolve, ai^
Dissuader, va. to dissuade.
Disuasif, a. — sive.
Dissuasion, sf. — sion.
Distance, sf. distance, inter'vai.
Dislancer, va- to distance.
Distant, e, a. remote ; (Hst&ot>
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Dîs(cndre,t)a.to distend; strecbt.
Dîsteiisioii, sf.—sion, sireching.
Distillateur, sm. distilleri
Distillatiuii, sf. — lation.
DÎMtillatoire, a. — lory.
Distiller, va. to distil, vent.
Dixtillcrie, sf. — lerj.
OiHtiiicl, e, a. distinct, clear.
Disliuctement, ad. distinctlj ;
clearly.
Dititiiictir, vc, diftincli've.
Distinct 1011,$/. — lion,eminence.
Distingue, c, a. distinguished;
genteel, eminent. [to note.
Distinguer, va. to dislinguish,
Se — , vr. to distiQguish one's
Distique, sm. distich. [self.
Distraction, 5^. — tion, sépara-
tien, absence, inadvertence.
Distraire, va. to separate, di-
sert, distract.
Se —, to amuse one's self.
Distrait, e, absent, inattenliTe.
Distriliuer, va. to distribule,
dispose, arrange.
Se —, vr. 10 be distributed.
Distributeur, trice,s.— butor,
nisit'iliulir, Te, a. — butive.
Uistribution, sf. — tion.
Uistrict, sm. district. [^urnamed.
ï»it, sm. sajing, — e. a. said,
ailhyraïube, sm. ditbyramb.
niton, sm. ditone.
DUirnal, sm. diurna].
Diurne, a. diurnal, daily. [ing.
Divagation,!/'. wandering;5tray-
Divaguer, vn. to wander , stray.
Divan, sm. divan.
Divergence, sf. divergence.
Divergent, e, a. — gent.
Diverger, vn. to diverge.
Divers, e, a. diverse, varions.
Diversement, ad. diversely.
Diversirier,iia. to diversiry,vary.
Diversion, sf. — sion.
Diversité, sf. — sily, variety.
Divertir, va. to divert, embez-
lie, recreale.
Se— ,ur.to • divert one's self,
make merry.
Divertissant, e, a. âivertiog,
entertaining.
Divertissement, «m. dlTersiOB,
DOG
embeizlement, eulertainment,
amusement.
Dividende, sm. dîvidend.
Divin, e, a. divinn. [jurer,
Divinateiar, srix. diviner, con-
Divination, sf. — tion.
Divinatoire, a. — (ory.
Divinement, wl. divinely.
Diviniser, L'a. to deifv.
Divinité, s/ divinily, deily, god.
Diviser, va. to divide, part, se-
Se — , to divide. [parate.
Diviseur, sm. divisor.
Divisibilité, sf. — litj.
Divisible, a. divisible.
Division, sf, — sion, disunion
séparation.
Divisionnaire, divislonal.
Divorce,sm. divorce, dissension.
Divorcer, va. to be divorcfd.
Divulgateur, trice, s. divulger.
Divulgation, sf. divulgation.
Divulguer, va. to divulge, pu-
Dii, a. len. [blisli.
Dix-huit, a. eighfeen.
Dix-huitième, a. eighteenth.
Dixième, s. a. tenih.
Dixièmcment, ad. tenthly.
Dix-neuf, a. nineteen.
Dix-neuvième, a. nineteenth.
Dix-sept. a. scventcen.
Uix-septicme, a. seventeenth,
Uizuin, sm. decatish.
Dizaine, sf. ten, halT-a-score.
Docile, a. docile, traclable.
Docilement, ad. with dociilty.
Docilité, sf. docility, obédience.
Dock, sm. dock.
Docte, a. s. learned.
Docteur, sïïï. docfor.
Doctoral, c, a. doctoral,
Doc'toraicment, ai/. — rallj.
Doctorat, s»i. doctorale.
Doctrine, sf. doctrine.
Doc nmcut,s/. — ment, tille-deed.
Do<Iu,e, a. plumb, chubby.
Doge, sm. doge.
Dogmatique, sm. dogmatical.
Doguiati(|ucnicnt, ad. — cally.
Dogmatiser, lin. to do;,'m.ilizc'.
Uogmatiseur,sin. adogmatizer.
Dogme, jiii. dogma, lenet.
Dogue, sm. jard-dogue.
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Doigt, sm. flngor, claw, toe {of
Ihe foot).
A deux doigts de, ad. near.
Doigté, doigter, sm. flngering.
Doigter, va. et n. to flnger.
Doigtier, sm. finger-slall.
Dol, sm. fraud, deceit.
Doléances/', complaint, grief.
Doieiumeiit, ad, mournfuliy.
Dolent, e, a. dolefui, mournful.
Dollar, sm. dollar.
Dont, s7n. don, lord, [property.
Uaiuaine,$>n. domain, demesne,
Doiuauial, e, a. oï domain.
Doiuc, Sïïi. dôme, bood.
Doiitesiicïté, sf. dome?ticîty,
meniai condition, servants.
Domestique, a. domestic^tame,
interna^ Ijome.
— , sm. a domestic, family, man-
servant, sf. maid-servant.
Domicile, sm. home, domicile.
Domiciliaire, a. domiciliary.
Se domicilier, vr. to settle,
réside.
Dominant, c, a. ruiing, prédo-
minant, prévalent.
Domiiinteitr, trice, S. domina-
lor, a. governing, dominaling.
Domination, sf. — tion, domi-
nion.
Dominer, t). to rule, predomi-
nate, command, tower.
Dominicain, S7n. Dominican.
Domino, sm. domino.
Dommage, sm. damage, loss.
Dommageable, a. injurions, de-
trimenlal.
Doni|>iablc, a. tameable.
Dompter, vu. to subdue, lame,
masler.
Se—, to govcrn one's passions.
Domptenr, sm. subduer, lamer
of beasls.
Don, sm. donation, gîft, présent.
Donataire, s. donee. [ver.
Doiiaieiir, trice, s. donor, gi-
Donation, .sf.— tion , deed of gift.
Donc, c. llierefore, Ihen, so.
Dondon,s/'. stout red-faced girl.
Donjon, sm. lu. fret, keep of a
caMle. [libéral.
Douuant, ante^ a. gênerons,
Donne, sf. dcal at cirds.
Données, s/, dilum, pi. data.
Donner, v. to give; heslow;
présent; give away; snpply;
allow; deal (cards) ; yield.
— à entendre, to give a hint-
— à penser, to puzzle. fven.
Se—, to give one's self; begi-
Donnenr, se, S. a giver.
Dont, pr. wliom, of, from whotn.
Donzeile, sf. wench.
Dorade, sf. dorado, gold fish.
Dorénavant, ad. hencefortb, for
Dorer, va. io*gild. [tbe future.
Dorenr, sm. gilder.
Dorique, a. doric.
Dorloter, va. to cocker; coddle.
Se — , vr. to coddle one's self.
Dormant, e, a. sleeping. Stag-
nant.
Dormant, sm. sleeper, shroud.
Dormeur, se, s. sleeper, slug-
gard.
Dormeuse, sf. long chaîr.couch.
Dormir, VU. to * sieep, slumbcr
Dorniitir,Te,n. — tive, soporit^j
Dorsal, e, a. dorsal.
Dortoir, s;)î. dormitory.
Itornre, sf. gilding.
Dos, sm. back, ridge.
Dos-d''ùne, steep ridge sides.
Dose, sf. dose, portion.
Dosse, sf. stab of wcod.
Dossier, back of a seat, file,
bundle of papers.
Dossière, sf. ridgcband.
Dol, sf. portion, dowry.
Dotal, e, a dotal.
Dotation,.';/'. — tion, endowmcnt.
Doter, l'a. to endow, portion.
Donairc,sm.jointurc,scltlement.
Douairière, sf. dowager. [toms.
Douane, sf. custom-bnuse, cus-
Douaner, va.lo pass at thecus-
lom-house.
Douanier, sm. CUStom house
officer.
Doiililage, sm. shealhing.
Double, a. double, deceitful.
— . sm. double, fold, subslitute
Double-croche, s/', semiquaver
Doubicau, sm. binding-joist.
Doublement, ad, doubly.
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Doubler, l'a. to double, to line,
multiply, linc a sail.
Doiil>lc-t, s»i. doublet.
Doublon, sîn. doubloon.
Doublure, sf. lining, substituts.
Douccnieiil, ad. soflly, gently,
slowly, sweetly.
Doucereux , so, J. sweetish ,
mawkish, affecled.
Doucet, «e, o. dcmure, gentle.
Doucette, sf. corn-sallad.
Douceur, sf. sweetness , soft-
nesf,mildness,pleasure, flatterj.
Doucbc, sf. lopical balh. [balh.
Doucher, va. to Ji<ve a topical
Doucinc, sf moulding-plane,
Douer, lYi, to endow, gift. [o?ee.
Douille, sf. Socket. [sensiiive.
Douillet, «e, a. sofl, délicate,
— , s. over-delicate person.
Douillettenieut, ad. softly.
Douleur, sf. pain, ache, grief,
affliction. [lully.
Douloiireuseuieiit, ad, pain-
Douloureux, se, a. painful,sor-
rowful, afflicling.
Doute, sm. doubt, fear, suspi-
cion, appreliension.
Douter, Vil. to doubt, question.
Se — , vr. to suspect, surmise.
Douteuscmeut , ad. doubt-
fully. fous.
Douteux, se, a. doublful, dubi-
Douvc, sf. stave.
Doux, ce, a. sweet, mîld, easj,
affable, soft, smooth.
Tout —, ad. genlly.
Doiizuiiie, sf. dozen*
Douze, a. twelve.
Douzième, a. twelflh.
— , sm. twelfth part.
Douziènieuieut, ad. twelftbly.
Dojcu, s7n, eldeer, dean, senior.
Doyeuué, sm. deanship, dean 's
pear. [shot, cornet.
Dragée, sf. ougar-plum, small
Drageoir, sm. dish for comfits.
Drageon, sm. sucker.
Dragou, sm. dragon termugant,
drageon.
Sragouuade, sf. dragooning.
Dragoune, sf. sword-knot.
Dragonuer, va. to dragooa.
Draguoge, sm. dragging.
Drague , sf, grains . drag,
dredge. [sweep.
Draguer, va. to drag, dredge,
Dramatique, a. dramatic.
— , sm. dramatic, drama.
Dramatiste, sm. — tist.
Dramaturge, sm. dramatist.
Drame, sm. a drama.
Drap,si)i.clotb,sbeet. [standard.
Drapeau, sm. colours, flag ,
Draper, va. to mill stockings, 10
jeer, to drape.
Draperie ,s/'.cloth-lrade,drapery.
Drapier, sm.woollen draper.
Dreche, sf. malt.
Dressage, sm. breakicg, trai-
ning of barses.
Dresser, va. to * erect, set up,
rai,=e, dress; draw up; arrange ;
Se —, vr. to ri-'ie, stand up.
Dressoir, sm. dresser.
Drille, sm. fellow, bard soldier.
— , sf. rag for paper, dril-box.
Drogmau, SHi. dragoman.
Drogue, sf. drug, trasb, stulT,
rubbisb. [nait
Droguer, va. to physic; drug.
Se —, vr. to physic one's self.
Droguerie, sf- drug-trade.
Uroguier, sm. medicine-cbest.
Droguiste, sm. druggist.
Droit, e, a. slraight, rigbt, jusf,
upright, direct.
— , «m. rigbt, law, claim, f«e;
lax, equJIy, due.
— des gens, law of nations»
— , ad. straigbt, uprigbtly.
Droite, 5/. che rigbt band.
A —, on Ihe rigbt.
Droilcmeul, ad. uprightl?.
Droiture, sf. uprigbtness.
Drolatique, a. bumorous,'funnï.
Drôle, a. droll, funny, comica,.
— , sm. sly fellow, knave, rogue.
Drûlcmenl, ad. comically.
Drôlerie, sf, droUery , merry
trick.
Dromadairo, sm. dromedary.
Dru,e, a. fledged, brisk, thick,
Druide, sm. druid. [liYelj.
Druidcsse, sf. druidess.
Druidique^a. druidical|druidio
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Drnldlfime,, sm. dism.
Dû, sm- due, duly,
Du, art, some, of (he, from, the.
Dubitadon sf- — tion.
DiibUativc, a. f. — ti\e.
Duc, sm. duke, born-owl.
l^llcal, e, a. ducal.
Sïiicnt, S7n. ducal.
Dticlic, sm. duchy^ dukedom*
OiichesBe, sf. duchess.
Ductile, a. malléable.
Ttuetilité, sf. malleableness.
Duègne, «/■. duenna.
Duel, sm. duel, dua! number.
Duelliste, sm. duellist.
Dulcînce, sf. swecthoart.
Dûuient, nd. dullj, legaly.
Dune, sf. down.
Duuette, sf. poop (of a ship).
Duo, duetlo, duo.
Dupe, sf. dupe, gull.
Duper, lia. to dupe,„gull.
Duperie, sf. — ry, trickey.
Dupeur,S7?i. clicat.
Duplicata, $m. duplicatOi
Duplication, s/'. — lion.
Duplicaturo, sf. (cbi.) — ture.
Caplicîté, sf. — City, doubi»
dealing.
Duquel, voy. Quel, pro. of
whom, of wliich, whereof.
Dur, e, a. bard, tou^b, cruel,
rude, severe.
Eutoudre —, bard of bearing.
Dure, sf. ground.
Durable, a. — rablo, lasting.
Durant, pr. during.
Durcir, va. to harden, to dull.
Se — , vr. to * barden.
Durcissement, sm. hardening
Durée ,s/'. duration, continuance.
Durement, ad. bard, sevcrely.
Durer, va. fo last, ' remaini
continue, endure.
Duret, te, a. somewbat bard.
Dureté, sf. bardnesE, cruelty,
callofily, severitv.
Duretés, pi. bard words.
Durillon, sm.. callosity.
Duvet, sm. down.
Dynamique, sf. — mical
Dynastie, sf. dynasty.
Djssentcrie, sf. dysentery.
Dysscutcrîque, a. dysenterie.
E
Kau, s^. water,rain,sweat, gloss.
tian douce, fresb water.
— do mer, sait water.
— de fontaine, — do source,
spring water.
— de puits, pump water,
— de rivière, river walefi
— de vie, brandy.
— bénite, boly water. [water.
A Oeur d'— , ievel witb the
Ebahir (s'), vr. to * le amazed.
Ebahissemeut, sm. wonder-
ment. [pare.
Ebarber, v(i. to stripe, scrape;
Bbarboîr, sm. scraper, parer.
Ebat, sm. diversion, sport.
Ebattre (s''), vr. * to take one's
ease, sport.
Ebaubi, e, a. astounded.
Ebauche, sf. a skelcb, rongb,
draught. [hew.
Ebaucher, va, sketcb, rough
Ebauchoir, stn. coarse, hatcfaet,
bosting cbisel.
Ebc, sf. ebb, ebb-lide.
Elièiie, sm. ebony.
Ebénier, sm. ebony-tree.
Ebéniste, sm. cabinet-maker.
Ebénistcric, sf. cabinet-work.
Eblouir, va. to dazzle, deceive.
Eblouissant , e, a. dazzling,
transplendent. I^ï^"
Eborguer, va. to blind oione
Ebouillir, vn. to boil down.
Eboulenieut, sm. falling down.
Ebouler, vn. to * fall dowQ.
Eboulîs, sm. rubbisb.
Ebourgeonuemeut, -^m. nîp-
ping off buds. "",
Ebourgeouner, va. tO nipp off
buds from fruit trees.
Ebouriffant, o, a. astounding,
stunning. [.flurried.
EbourrilTé, e, a. disordered
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Ebranchement , sm. loppiog
of trees.
Rlirnuolipr, VU. to ' lop slrip.
Elirauleiiient , sm. shaking,
shocii, fcar, [disturb, agilate.
Ebranler, t'a. to * shake, move
S'—, vr, to mcve, * give waj,
Ebi'écher, va. to notcll.
Ebruiter, vn to di-vulge; hu-
mour; publisd. [bruited away.
S' — , vr. to * ce remoured,
Ebullition, sf. — tien, rash,
Ecaille,;/'. scale, shell.[eruplicn.
Ecailler, v. lo scale, peel of;
open oyslers.
S' — , vr, to peel off, scale off.
Ecaillcre, sf. ojster-woman.
Ecailleux, se^ a. scaly, squa-
Diose. [eggs, etc.
Ecnle, sf. a shell off walnuts,
Ecalcr, va. to shcll.
S' — , vr. to corne off. [smash.
Ecarboiiiller, va. to * crush ;
Ecarlate.s/'. scarlet. [ding wide.
Eearqiiilleuient , sm. spren-
Ecarqtiillcr, va. to open wide.
Ecart, sm. aside, fault, disgro-
lion, straiD, slep.
mettre à 1'—, to lay by.
Ecartéleiuent, sm. quartering
a crimmal. [minai.
Ecartcler, va. toquarter a cri-
Ernrtcnieiit , sm. séparation,
opening, removal.
Ecarter, va. to put, lay, turn
aside, remove, open, discaid.
S" — , vr. to diverge, open, de-
■viate.
Ecvlesiastc, s-/". Ecclesîastes.
Ecclésiastique; on. Ecclesias-
— f clergy-man. [tiens.
— ) a. ecclesia'tic. [cally.
Ecelésiaslif|iiciiient, ad. —
tcervelé, e, a. harebrained.
toliaraud. sm. scaffoid, stage.
Ecbafuuiluge, sm. scaffolding.
Ëcbafaiider, va. to scalTold.
Ëcbalus, .sm. prop, stake.
ï^chalasseuieut, sm. propping.
fecbalasser, va. to prop a vine.
£cbalier. .5)11. dead hedge.
Ecbalotte, «/■. shallol. rscallop.
Ecliaucrer, va. to* bollow out;
Ecliaiicrare,î/'. hollow, scallop.
Ecbauge, sm. exchange, barter«
returu. [ter, * relurn.
Ecbanger, va. to exchange, bar-
Ecliniison, sm. cup-bearer.
EcliaiiKonucrie, sf. tbe king's
wine cellar, [tern.
Ecliaiitilloii, sm. sample, pat-
Ecbaiitilluniier, va. to take
sampies; gruge; test the weigbt
by the standard.
Ecbanvrcr, va. to batchel.
Ecliaii«roir, sm. batchel.
Ei-bappado, sf. slip, [terfuge.
Eclia|iiialoire, sf. fhil't, sub-
Ecbappé,e,a. escaped, fugitive.
Echappée, sf . prauk, snatch.
— de »ue, visia, prospect.
Echapper, va. to escape, * let
fall, • forget one's self, * slip,
évade, avoid. [rowly.
Echapper belle, escape nar-
Kchurde. sf. prickle. [thistles."
Echardouiicr, va. to clear of
Echarner, va. to flesSl.
Eciiarpe, sf . scarf, sling for
llie arm.
Eclinrper, va. to slash,gask.
Echar«, e, a. niggard.
EchiisKv, sf. stilt, double-metre.
Erbaiiboiilé, e, a. fuU of pim-
Ecliaulioulurc,s/'.pimple.[ples.
Erliaiidagc, sm. lime-wash.
Ecliaiidé, sm. ecbaudé, camp
Echaiider, va. to scald. [slool.
S" — , vr. lo * burn one s fin-
gers; scald one's self.
Echaudoir, sm. scalding-house.
Echatiffeniciit,S))'.heating,over'
beatinp. [excite; chafe; inUame.
Echauffer, va. 10 beat, warm,
S* — , vr, to ►eat get warm, or
excilfd, Ofangry.
Ei'hauffuurce, sf. affray,brush,
skirmisb.
Echaiiffure, sf. hoat-rash. .
Echauguctte, sf. watcb-lower.
Echéance, sf. expiration.
Echec, im. cneck, loss, rebulf.
— et mat, cbeck-niats.
Eclieojii, sm. ]>l. cbess, cbessmen.
Echelle, sf. ladder, rack.
Eckelou,sm. ladder-step, round.
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Echelonner, vn. to place at îd-
tervals. [terpillars.
Erbi^uiller, l'n. lo clear of ca-
Eclici'cau, sm. skein.
EcUcTclc, e, a. disbevelled.
Eclieviu, sm. alderman.
EclicTÎuagc, sm. aldermansbip.
Ecliiue, sf. chine, spine.
Ecliinée, sf. chiue (of pork).
Echiner, va. to * break the
liack of; beat unm. rcifully.
S' — , to break one'sback; over-
exert one's self.
Echiquier , sm chess-board,
exchequer, square-oet.
Echo, sm. ecbo. [happen; fallto.
Echoir, VH. lo expire, * fall out,
Echoppe, s/', slalj, scorp.
Echouemeut , sm. slranding}
running,
Echouer, vn. to * ran aground,
shipwreck; miscarry.
Eciuier, va. to top tiees.
Eclabousser, va, to splasb;
bespatter,
Ecl:>hou8surc, sf. î^plasb.
Ecluir, sm. lighlning, fiash,
flasb of lighlning.
Eclaircie,s/'. opening in a wood,
clear spot in a cloudy sky.
Eclaircir, va. to clear, clariPy,
thin, instruct, elucidate, enli-
ghlen.
S"—, vr. to * become, grow
clear, to inform one's self.
Eclaircissement, sm. explica-
tion, clearing.
Eclairé, e, a. ligbted, exposed.
Eclairer, va. to ligUt, euligh-
ten, watch, observe.
— , V7i. lo glitter, sliine.
8' — ,vr. to become enlightoned.
Eclaireur, stn. SCOut, loûk-out-
ship.
Ecluuche, sf. leg (of mullon).
Kclat, sm. pomp, luslre, splen-
dour, brigbtncss, noise, explo-
sion, scandale, shiver.
Eclalanl, e, a. sbining, brîgbt,
transcendant, eminenl.
Eclater, vn. to burst , crack ,
slii\er, shine , appear, fliy into
sbiveps.
Eclcciisme , sm. — tism.
Eclipse, s/, éclipse.
Eclipser, ua. to éclipse ; surpas».
S' — , vr. to * be eclipsed.
Ecliptique, s/'. Iheecliptic.
Eclisse, s/', splint, cheese-vattls.
Kcloppé, e, (I. lame, limping.
Eclopper, va. to lame.
Eclore, vn. to • hacht * bloWf
peep ; springup,
Eclosiou, sf. halching; blowing..
Ecluse, sf, a sluite, lock.
Eclusier, sm, lock-keeper.
Ecoiuson, sm. jamb of a doorv
corner-cuplioard.
Ecole, sf. school.
Ecolier , e, s. a scholar, nOTice.
Ecoiifluirc, va. refuse; show out.
Economat, sm, stewardship.
Econome, — mical , saving. —
sm. — misi, steward.
Economie, sf, ecoûomy, order^
saving.
Ecoiioiuique, — mical.
Econoiiiii|uemenl, ud.— callj.
Economiser, t'd. to ecoaomize ;
husband.
Ecope, sf. scoop. [outside.
Ecorce, sf, bark. shell, peel^
Ecorccr, va, to peel bark-strip.
Ecorcfaer, va. to flay; gall, mur-
dera language, rub of.
S'—, to rub oï the skin.
Ecorcheur, sm. a flayer, extoi>>'
tiooer.
Ecorchure, sf, excoriation.
Ecorner, va, to * break tha
horns; dogs-ear a bock, curtail;
eut dù^n.
Ecornifler, va. tO spunge upoD.
Ecornifleur, se, s.spunger, pa-
Ecosse, sf. Scotiand. [rasite.
Ecosser, va. to shell; husk.
Ecosseur, se, sheller. [koning.
Eco«,s»!.share ; score quota; rec-
Ecoulemcnt, sm. ilowing , ruD-
niog ; vent ; sale.
Ecouler, vn. to ♦ run.
S" — , x)r. to * rua away; Qow
away ; retire; go off-
Ecoupe, sf. swab.
Ecourler, va. to'crop, shorten.
Ecoutant, e, a, listeuiag.
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Ecoule, sf, listening-place.
Ecouter, va. to hcar; listen to;
hearken; attend lo.
S' — , to indulge one'sself.
Ecouteur, sm. listener.
Ecoutille, sf. halchway.
EcouTîllon, sjn.maulkin; scovol,
Ecoiiiillouuer, i;a. tosweepout*
Ecran, sm. screen ; tire screen.
Ecrasement, sm.crusbing; ruin.
Ecraser, va. to crush, squash
ruin ; run over.
Ecrcmage, 5»}. skimmîng.
Ecrémer, va. to skim \ take tbe
best of.
Ecrevîsse, sf, crawfïsh, crab.
Ecrier (s'), Dr. cry ont exclaim.
Ecrin, sm, a jewel-box. [.«pell.
Ecrire, va, lo • Write, compose;
Ecrit, sm. writiDg, wrilten docu-
ment.
Ecriteau,sm. bill, sign, tille.
Ecriloîre, sf. inksland; stan-
dinsh. [scriplure.
Ecriture , sf. hand wriling ;
— Sainte, tbe Bible.
Ecrivaiileur , Ecrivassier,
sm. scribbler; sorry writer, au-
Ecrivain,s7n.writer, clerk. [llior.
Ecrou, sm. screw-nut,— gaoler's
book, [scrofula.
Eeronellos, sf. pi. king's e\il,
Ecrouer,i)a.toimprisonregister,
Ecrouir, Va. to sbingle iron.
Ecrouissement, sm. sbingling.
Ecroulement, sm. Talling in.
Ecrouler, vti. to * fall in.
8' — , vr. lo* fall down.
Ecru,e,rt. unwashed; unbleached.
Ecu , sm. sbield, esculcheon ,
crowD pièce.
Eculiiers, sm. bawse-bole.
Ecueil, sm, rock, danger.
Eciiclle, sf. porringer.
Ecuellée, sf. porringerfull,
Eculer , va, lo * tread down the
bcel of.
Eeumage,sm. skimming.
— de mer, sf. meerscbaum.
Ecume, sf. scum, Trolb, foam.
Ecuméuique, 2. a. gênerai.
Ecumer, va. to foam, 5kim,frolh.
Ecumeuz, a, frohy ; foaœj.
Ecumoire, sf, skimmer.
Ecurer, va. to scour, clean ont.
Ecureuil, sm. sqiiirrcl.
Ecureur , se , s"i. scourer ;
scullion.
Ecurie, sf. Stable, équipage.
Ecussou, sm, esculcheon, sbieldi
Ecussonner, va. lo bud.
EcuBSonuoir, s»2. grafling, bud-
ding-knife.
Ecuycr, sm, esquire , riding-
master, equerry, rider.
Ecuj'ère, sf, liorse-woman. [ted.
Edeutc, e, a. loolhless , edenla-
E<Ienter, va. lo * break oui tbe
leeth of.
Edinaut, e, a, ediTylng,
Ediûcateur, s?)i. builder.
Ediflcaliou, s^. — lion, building.
Edifice, sm, édifice, building,
fabric, [found.
Edifier, va. toedify; erectjbuild;
Edile, sm. edlle.
Ediliic, sf. edileshipe.
Edit, sm. edict. decroe.
Editer, va. to publish.
Editeur, Sin. pubiisbera
Edition, sf. édition.
Edrcdon, sm. eider-down.
Educutiou, s/'.— lion,breeding.
Eduquer, va. lo rear; bring up.
ECTaf ablc, u.effaceablo, erasable.
Effacer, va. lo efface, strikeout,
éclipse; erace.
8'—, to be effaced ; stand bacit.
Effoçure.s/".erasure, oblitérât] on.
Effauer, va. to pull off Ihe lea^es.
Effarer, va. lo scare ; frighlen
S'—, vr. to * be scared. [away.
Effuroucbcr, va. lo fright.
S** — , vr. to be scared.
Effectif, Te, a.— ti-ve, effectuai.
Effecti%'cment, ad. rcally.
Effectuer, va. to elect, perfcrra.
Efféminutiou, sf. — nation.
Efféminé, e, a. effemiuale , wa>
manisb.
Effémincr, va. to efferainate.
Effervescence, sf. — cencc.
Effet, S7n. effect , exécution , de-
sign, producl, bill ef exchange;
purpose.
Effeuiller, va. U'Etrip off leaves
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Efficace, a. erficacious, efficient.
— , sf. efficacy.
Efficacement, ad. — cionsi;.
efficacité, sf. — cy ; efficiency.
KrOgie, sf. effigy.
Effile, sm. plaiD, Tr'UgS'
C<:rfilé, e, a. slender, unwoven.
Effiler, va. to ra-vel.
S'—, to fray out ; ravel.
Effilocher, va. to draw tbreads.
Effilures, sf. ravelling.
Efflanqué, e, a. lean, lank.
Effleurer, va. to glaze ; touch
slightly; skim over.
Ef floreeccuce, sf. efflorescencet
Effondrement, sm, deep dig-
ging.
Effondrer, va. to * dig deep ;
subsoil ; slave in a cask.
S' — , vr. to give way, fall in.
Effondrillcs , sf. pi. dregs, sé-
diments, [endeavour.
Efforcer (S'), vr. to * stiive,
Effort, sm. effort, endeavour;
sirain; trust.
Efl'raclion , s^ breaking.
Effrayant, e,«.frighirul, terrible.
Effrayer, va. to frighten, alarm.
S' — , vr, to be frightened.
Effi-éuê, e, a. unbridled, ungo-
vernable.
Effroi, sm. fright, terror.
Effronté, e, a. sbameless.
— e, i. impudent, person.
Effrontément, ad. impudently.
EffroLiSeric, sf. effrontery, im-
pudence.
Effroyable, a. rrightruljhîdecus,
wonderful , dreadful.
Effroyablement, ad, fearfully,
horribiy.
Effusion, sf. effusion, outpou-
rirg; openness of heart.
Egal , e,a. s. equal , even, uni-
form, indiffèrent. [both.
Egalement , ad. equally , alike ,
Egaler, Da.to equal; alike; even;
compare, macbt. [equal.
S' — , vr. to mate one's self
Egalisation, sf. — zaljon.
Egaliser, va. to equalize, level.
Egalité, sf. equality , evooness,
levelness.
Egard , sm. regard , respect, at-
tention, considération.
A l'— de, prép. as to , as for.
Egaré, e, wandering, wild, lost,
stray. [error ; wildness.
Egarement , stn. wandering ,
Egarer, va. (o'mislp'^d. to mis-
lay a thing. [der.
S'— ,t)c. to lose one's way; wan-
Egaycr , va. to enliven , rejoice.
S'—, vr, to be cheerful ; make
merry.
Egitle, sf. shield , œgis.
Eglantier, sm. eglautine, brîar.
Egiantine, sf. dog-rosOi
Eglise, sf. a church.
Eglogue , sf. eclogue.
Egoïsmc, sm. — ism, selfishness.
Egoïste, s. egoist, selflsh.
Egorger, va. to * eut the troal
of; slaugbler,
S'—, vr. to eut one's own
throat ; raurder each olher.
Egorgeur, sm. cut-throat.
Egosiller (s') , vr. to ' make
one's throat sore with shouting,
sing loud. [of a roof.
Egout, sm. sewer, sink, «aves,
Egoutter,t;?t. to drain.
S'—, vr. to drain. [rack.
Egouttoir, sm. drainer, plate-
Egoutiure, sf. drainings.
Egraincr. V. Egrener.
Egratigiicr, va. to scrafch.
S''—, VI'. scralch each olher,
Egratignurc, sf. scratch.
Egrener, va, lo * shell Out,
pickoff.
Egrillard, e, a. sprigbtly, Issiab
Egi'illoir, sm. grate , grattog.
Egrisée, sf. diamond-dàst.
Egriscr, t>a. to'grind ai. moadi.
Egrugeoir , sjli. mortar.
Egruger, va. lo bruise ; pound.
Egueuler, va. to ' break the
gullet of a pot, etc.
Egyptien , ne, s. gipsy, Egyptiaa.
Eh! int. ah 1
Elionté, e, shameless,
EjaciBlatiun, sf. — tioD.
Ejaculateur, ti-ice, a. ~- iOtJ.
Elaboration, sf. — lion.
Elaboreri va, to elftboiatei
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Elaguer, va. lo * lop ; suppress.
ICIan, sm «uiiDg; flisht spring,
elk,
RlnuccDicnt, sm. twfDgc; year-
ning; sbooting.
El:inccr, vn. 10 push on, fhoot.
S' — , vr. lo rush; spring l'or-
ward, dosli, darl. [libérale.
Elargir, va. to widen , release,
Elargissement . sm. enlaige-
nient, libération.
Eiiislicilé, sf. — cily.
El::sliqiie , a. elastic , buojant.
Electeur, sm. elector.
Eleclir, »e, a. electi'vo.
Election, sf. — tion, cboice.
Electoral , e, a. rai. [sbip.
Eleetornt, sm. — rate, elector-
Elccii-icc,s/'. eleclress.
Electricité, sf. — citj.
Electrique, 2. a. elettrfc.
EIccIrisialion , sf. — zation;
eleclrilîcalion.
Electriscur, sm. ciccirifler.
Electriser, va. to elfclrify.
Elégauinient, ad. elegantly.
Eléisance, sf. élégance.
Elégant, e, a. eiegant, fine.
Elégiaque, a. elegiac.
Elégie, sf. elcgj.
Elément, s))i. élément.
Elémentaire, a. — tary.
Eléphant, sm. éléphant.
Elévateur, sm. — tor.
Elévation, sf. — tion; raising;
height; lofliness; rising.
Elève, sm, pupil, scholar, ap-
prentice. [elevaled, bigli.
Elevé, e , a. bred , educaled,
Elever, un. to raife; erecl; *
bring up; extol,* educate; rear.
S'—, vr. to'rise,* arise, * bear
off, raise one's seir, * amount.
Eleveur, sm. caltle-breeder.
Eligibilité, s/'. — lity.
E[igil)le,rt.'eligible.
Etinter, vr. 10* wearout.
Eliminer, "li. to eliminate,
etrike oui.
ESire, va. to elect, * choosCt
Elisiou, sf. elision.
Elite, sf. cboice, best.
Eliiir, sm. elixir.
Elle, pro. t. sbe,
Ellipse, sf. ellips
, her, U.
sis.
Elliptique, a. — tical.
Elocution, sf. — tion.
Eloge, sm. elogy, praise.
Eloigné, e, a. distant, remota-
Eloiguement, sm. removal, ab^
sence, distance, aversion, es-
trangemenl.
Eloigner, va. to remove, es-
traiigr; send away; teep away;
put off.
S'—, vr. to go awaj; swerve,
deviate, diverge, differ.
Eloquemment, ad. eloquently.
Eloquence, sf. éloquence.
Eloquent, e, a. éloquent.
Elu, c. elected, chosen.
Eluciilatiou, sf. — tion.
Eluculiratiou, sf. lucubratiOD.
Eluiler, va. to élude; évade.
Email, sm. enamel.
Emailler, vn. lo enamel.
ICmailleur, stn. enameller.
Emaillure, sf. enamelling.
Emanation, sf. émanation.
Emancipation, sf. — tion.
Emanciper, vn. to emancipate.
S' — , vr. to make too free.
Emaner, vu. to emauale. [note.
Emargement, sm. marginal
Emarger, va. to Write in the
Emaux, sm. colours. [margia.
Emballage, sm. packing.
Emballer, VU. to pack up ; send
lo prison.
Eniballeur,.':7n. pacl.er. [station.
Embarcadère, 5t?î. jelly, wharf,
Embarcation, sf. small-craft.
Embargo, SIX. einliargo.
Embarquement, sm, embarka-
tion, shipping. [ship.
Embart|uer, va. to embark, to
S'—, to embark; go on board.
Euibai-ras, sm, enil anassmenl,
encumlirance; perpiexily, trou-
ble, obstruction.
Embarrassant, e, a. embarras-
sing, trouble-some, perplexlng.
Embarrasser, t:a. lo embarrass,
encuraber, perplex.
S'—, vr. lo ' be enlangled
1 • gel embarrassed
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Embasement, sm. basement.
Einbattre, va. to ti'^e; sboe a
wheel.
embauchage, sm. hiriog, de-
coying, enga^ing, seducing.
Embaucher, t'a. tohire, seduce;
tamper willi.
Emhniio^eur, sm. recruiter.
EiubaiK: joir, sm. boot-tree.
Emba-.<n>eiiieiit, sm. embal-
miûg.
Embaumer, va^ to embalm,
perfume.
Embaumeur, sm. embalmer.
Embéguincr, va. to muTtle up.
S' — ,vr. tobecome'infatualed.
Embellir, va. to embellisb,
beaulify.
— , vn. to * grow handsome.
Eiubellîsscmeiit, sm. embel-
lishmenl.
Embesogné, e, a. busy. [ring.
BCiiïbêlaiil, e, a. annoyiog, bû-
■Ciubêter, va iù stupify, annoy,
bore.
Emblaver, !;t!. to sowwith wbcat.
Emblée (d'), ad. at the firsl
onset.
Emblcuiatii|ue, a. — tical.
Eiulilème, sm. emblem.
Emboirc, vn. to soak in.
Emljoilemeiit , sm. jointing,
filting in. [bnx up.
Embniter, va. to joint, * lit iii;
Embottiire, sf. joint; socket.
Embonpoint, sm. lustiness;
sloutncss; obesity.
Embordurer,t)a. to Trame. [bear.
Embossagc, sm. bringing to
Emboucher, va. to bit a horse,
• pat to the moKth; blow a
trumpet. [river).
S'—, vr. to df.,,',harge (as a
Embouchoir, sm. moutb pièce.
Embouchure, sf. river's mouth,
bit, moiilli-piece socket.
Embouqiier,ua. to enter astrait.
Embourber, va. lo * put in the
mire; involve.
S^ — , vr. lo * slick in the mud.
Embourrer, vn. to Slulî.
Embranchement , S)n. brau-
cbing; brancb; branch-Iiae.
Embrancher ^ va. to brancb;
S —, vr. to join. [toin»
Embrasement, sm. conflagra-
tion, splay of a window.
Embraser, va. to * set on fire,
S' — , vr. take fire. [inflame.
Embrassade, sf. embrace.
Embrasse, sf. curtain-loop.
Embrasscment, sm. embrace.
Embrasser , va. to embrace,
comprehend, kiss ; encircle;
comprise.
Embrasure, sf. embrasure.
Embrcaier, va. lo befoul.
Embrocher, va. to spit.
Embrouillement, sm. Confu-
sion; embroilment.
Embrouiller, va. to perplex,
confuse; embroil; entangle.
S'—, vr. to embroil one's self;
look foui; lower; getconfused.
Embruiné, e, a. blîghted.
Embruusé, e, a. fo.cgy; hazy.
Embryon, sm. embryon; fœtus.
Embûche, sf. ambuf^h, snares.
Embuscade, sf. ambu cade.
Embusquer, ra. to place in am-
S'— , vr.*lie inambusb. [bush.
Emender, va. to amend.
Eracraude, sf. emerald.
Eincri, sm. emery.
Emerillou, syn. swiTel, merîlD.
Emérite, s. a.emerited; retired.
EmersioiLS/. emersion. [tonish.
Emerveiller, va. to amaze, as-
S'— , vr. to wonder.
Emclique, a. emetic.
Emétiser, va. to render emetic.
Emettre, va, to émit; issue,
express.
Emeute, sf. riot, insurrection.
Emeutier, sm. rioter. [ble.
Eiiiier, Emietter, VU. to crum-
Emigrant, sm. emigrant.
Emigratiou, sf. — tion.
Emigré, e, emigrant, emigrateo
Emigrer, vn. lo emigrs',^.
Emincer, va, mince.
Eminemment, ad. eminently»
EuiiiBcnce, sf. eminence.
Eminent, e, a, emincnt, higb»
Emiiientissinie, a, IQOSt.
Emir, sm, emiii
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Emissaire, i>m.einissar;,out1et.
EmiBsioii, sf. émission, issue.
Eminngn^iuage, siïl. ^'hare-
house. [bouse.
Euimngasiner, va. to wliare-
Einmaillolcr, va. to swalhe, to
Ewaddie.
Emmaiirlieiucnt, sm, hartiug.
Emmiiuclicr , va. to baTt; set
about. [malter.
Eminaiiclioiir, sm. handle-
Enimaurliiifc, sf. sieeve-bole.
Emmariué, e, a. birdened ia
sea-service. [season.
Eminariiicr, va. to man a ship;
Emménagement, sm. removal
10 a bouse; InstalliDg.
Emménager (g''), va. to fake
possession oT a new lodging.
Emmener, va. to cany away,
to * lead; bring; talce.
Emmieller, ta. 10 sweetBD
^vîlb boney; boney.
IRramilouncr, va. to murQe up.
Emoi, sm. trouble, auxiety,
alarm.
Emollicnt, e, a. emollient.
S!:molumen(, sm, émolument.
Emoude, sf. dung of hawks.
ESnionder, IY(. to prune; * trim.
tEmoiiou. s(. émotion, distur-
bance. [of-
Enintter, va. to break tbe clods
Emonclicr, va. to * rid of Oies.
ESmoucliet, sm. muskel-liawk.
Emouchuir, sm. fly-flap. [etc.
Emoiidrc, lirt. to *grind (knives,
Emouleur, sm. grinder.
Emoussé, e, a. blunt, dull.
Emousser, va. to clear of moss;
blunt, dull. [excite, stirup, start.
Emouvoir, va. 1o move, affect,
S' — , Vf. to risc; be excited.
Empailler, va. to * BU with
ftraw, to slull (animal); pack up
in siraw. [mer, stuffer.
En9)iaillciir, 8e, s. cbair-botlo-
Em[>nlemen<, sm. empalement.
Empiiler. va. to empale.
Eiii|i:>iinrlier, vit. to adorn witb
(\'allicrs [dumc.
Eni|>aqneler, va. (0 ' make
into a bundie, to * pack up.
Emparer (s'), vr. to take pos-
session of; seize upon; cccupy.
Empàlemeut, sm. clamminess;
cramming; impaslalion.
Empâter, va, to * make sticky;
to cram ; to fatten; to blend.
Empaumer, va, to strike (a bail
at tennis); grasp, wUeedIe.
Empanmnre, sf. top antlers oft
slag; palm ofa glove.
Empêchement, sm. hinderance,
obstacle, impediment.
Empêcher, ta. to hinder, pre-
vent, stop.
S' — , vr. to • help; présent.
Empeigne, sf. vamp of a shoe.
Empellemcnt, sm. sluicBi
Empereur, sm. emperor.
Empesage, sm. starcbing.
Empeser, va. to starcb*
Empester, va. to infect; taint.
Empêtrer, va. to entangle, ham
jer. [poîiiy; bombast:
Emphase, sf. emphasis, pom
Emphali>|uc, a. — lic. [cally
Eiiiphaliquemciit, ad. — ti-
Empiéter, va. to cncroach; iU'
Empiler, ra.to pile; stack. [vade.
Empire, Sm. empire, sway, rule,
Empirer, va. to * make worse.
— , vn. to * grow worse.
Empirique, a. — rical.
Empirisme, sm. empiricism.
Emplaceuient, sm. ground,
place, spot; slite.
Emplâtre, sf. plaster.
Emplette, sf. b3rgain,purcbase
Emplir, va. to RU.
S'—, vr. to eu.
Emploi, sm. use, employ, em-
ployment, office, place.
Employer, va. to use, to employ.
S'—, vr. to dévote, or em-
ploy one's self.
Emplumé, e, a. feathered.
Empocher,va. le pocket, [clutch.
Empoigner, va, (o grasp, seize;
S'—, vr. to seize eacb otber.
Empois, sm. starcb. [ning.
Empoisonnoment, sm. puiso-
Empoisonner, va, to poison,
infect, corrupt. [soner.
Empoisonneur, se, s. a. poi"
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Enipoiaser, va. to pitch.
EiupnissoiiiivmeuC, «m, stock-
ing with fish, [with flsh.
Empoissonner, Da. to stock
ICmporlé, e, a. S. passionate.
Ëniporlenicut, sm. passiOD ;
transport; fit, ■violence.
Emporta-pièce , 5m. punch;
bitlfir salirist.
Emporter, va. lo carry away,
imply, pre\ail, obtain, * take
out; surpass; outdo. [sion.
S'—, vr. lo * fly into a pas-
Empoler, va. to pot; put in pot.
Empourprer, L'u. to purple.
Empreindre, va. lo imprint,
impress; stamp. [ged.
Empreint, e, a. impressed ; tin-
Empreinte , sf. impression,
stamp. [ward; eager.
Empressé, o, a. assiduous; for-
Empressement, sm. eagerness,
alacritj, haste, assiduity.
Empresser (s^), vr, to * be ea-
ger; hasten; make haste.
Emprisonnement, sm. impri-
sonment.
Emprisonner, va. tO imprison.
Emprunt, sm. a loan.
Emprunter, va. to borrow, de-
rive; receive, assume.
Emprunteur, so, s. borrower.
Empjrée, a. empyreal. [— tress,
Emulateur, trice, a. — tor;
Emulation, sf. émulation.
Kmnie, sm, rival, competitor.
I!':mulsion, sf. emulsion.
Ha, pr. in, into, for, by, of, like.
— avant, ad, forward.
— liant, above, up slairs.
— bas, below, down, stairs.
~,pro. ofhim, of her, of them,
«fit, on it, al il, to it, it, any,
jeme, Ihence.
Encablure, sf. a cable's lenglh.
^ncaclremcut, sm. framing;
frame.
Encadrer, va. to * fiame; sur-
round; enoircle.
Encager, va. to cago, encage.
Encaissement, sm, putting,
tubbing plants, elc.
Encaisse, if, cash in band.
Encaissé, e, a, having steep
branks.
Encaisser, va. to pack up, case.
Encan, sm.auctioa sale, auclion.
Encanailler, va. to dégrade;
lowed. [low Company.
S'—, vr. to dégrade one's sell'by
Encnpiiclionner (s^) , vr, ta
wear a hood ; muffle one's head.
Eucaquer, va. to barret.
Encastelure, sf. contraction ùt
the hood.
Encastrer, va. to fit in, let in>
Encaustique, sf. encaustlc.
Encavcr, va. to ' store in acel-
lar. [round.
Eneeindre, vr. to enclose; sur-
Enceinte, sf. enclosure, circuit,
fence; place, room.
— , a. pregnant.
Encens, sm. incense, flattery.
Encensement, sm. censing,
perfuraing. [worship.
Encenser, V. to cense; incense;
Eaiceiiseur, SîH. llatterer.
Encensoir, sm . censer. [cession .
Encliaînenient, S}}?, cbain; sue-
En chaîner,i;a. tochain,enchain,
S' — , vr, to be linked togelhcr.
Encbaiuurc, sf. concaténation.
Euchanteuicnt, ^m. enchant-
ment, delight. [gic.
Eucbanté, c, a. enchanted; ma-
Enckantcr, va, to enchant, de-
light.
Enchanteur, im. enchanter.
Eiicbanteres^e-.s/'. enchantress.
Encbaperonuer, va. to hoodi
Enchâsser, va. to enchase,
enshrine. [ting.
Enchâssurc, sf. enchasing, set-
Encbausser, va, to earth up
(plants).
Enchère, sf, bidding, bid.
Enchérir, va. to outbid, raisc;
bid for.
— , vn. to raise in price. [in price.
Enclicrissemcnt , sm. rising
Enchérisseur, sm. biddcr.
Enchcvaucbure , sf. lapping
over.
Enchevêtrer, va. to halter.
B''—,vr. toget enlangle.
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Enchevêtrure, s[. chimney-
beam, halter-cast.
Encliifrcncmciit , 5m. stop-
page in Ibe nose.
Eiicliiri-ciier, va. to cause a
coid in Ibe bead.
Eticlave, s/, boundary.
Eiiclaveiueiit, sm. enclosing.
Enclaver, la. to enclose, sur-
round, [«ipt.
Enclin, e, a. inclined, prose,
Eiicloîtrer, va. to cloisier up.
Enclore, va. to enclose, fence.
Enclos, sm. enclosure.
Enclouer, va, to prick a horse.
Enclouure, s/, pncking of a
horse 's foot; spiking of a gun.
Enclume, sf. UQYil.
Encliimeau, sm. hand an\il.
Encoche, sf. notcb.
Encoffrer, va. to coler: hoard;
put in prison.
Encoguure, sf. corner, angle.
Encollage, 5m. sizing; size.
Encoller, va. to size.
Encolure, sf. Ibe chest cf a
horse; looks. [dont.
Encombre, sm. cumber, acci-
Eucombrcment, sm. incumbe-
ring, obstraction. [truct.
Encombrer, t!«. to stop up; obs-
Encontre, sf. counler.
A r — , ad. against.
Encore, nd. jet, again, even,
besides, still, more.
— que, though.
Encorné, e, a. horned*
Encouragement, sm. — ment.
Encourager, va. to encouiage,
incite. [o'"g.
Encourageant, e, a. eccoura-
Eiicourir, va. to incur.
Encrages?», inking.
Encrasser, i!(i. to diity; soil.
S*—, Dr. to get dirty.
Encre, xf. ink.
— tlo Chine, india ink.
Encrer, va. to ink.
Encrier, sm. inksland.
Eiicroué, c, a. entangled.
Eiicroùié, e, a. inveterate.
Encroûter, ta. to cover nith a
cuirass.
S^cncroûter, vr. to (alher a
crust.
Eucuver, va. to* put into a tub
Encyclique, a. — clical.
Encf'clopéilie, sf. encyclopedia
Encyclo|lcilique. a. — dian.
Enilctter, va. to bringinto debt
8' — , vr. to run into debt.
Endêver, vil. to * be vexed,
Endiablé, e, a. possessed, de
testahle. [one's Sunday clolbe:
Enilimaucher (s'),vl'.to*put on
Endoctriner, la. tO iudoctri
nale; teach.
Endolori, e, a. painful. [injure
Endommager, va. to damage
Endormeur, sm. wheedier, ca-
joler, [benumb, cajole
Endormir, va. to lui! asleep ;
S'—, tir. to * fall asleep.
Endos, sm. endorscment.
Endossement, sm. endorse-
ment. [on; ïaddle with
Endosser, va. to endorse, toput
Endosseur, S)n. endorser.
Endroit, sm. place, spot, side,
part, passage ; right side of a
tissue.
Enduire, va. to * dû over, coat.
Enduit, sm. coat. [ring-
Endurant, e, (/. patient, endu*
Endurcir, va. to harden, inure,
S*—, i'?'. 10 grow bard, become
hardened. [callousness.
Endurcissement, s »7. bard ness,
Endurer, l'a. to endure, sulfer.
Energie, sf. energy, power.
Energique, a. ene;getical.
Encrgiquement, ad. — tically,
Eiici-giimène, s. a demoniac.
Enerver, va. to eaervate, wea-
ken. [of.
Enfaiicr, va. to coTer Ibe ridg
Eiifuiice, sf. infancy, chilhood.
Enfant, s. cbi'.d, ialaiit.
— trouvé, foundling. [hope
Enrants perdus, pi. forlora
Enfantement, sm. cbitdhirth,
Enfanler, vu. tO * bring forth.
Enfantillage, S)», cbildislincss.
Enfantin, c, a. cbildisb, infan-
tine.
Eufariuer, va, to Qour; âust.
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Enfer, sni. hell. [close, comprise.
Enfermer, va. to * shut, to en-
S' — , vr. to shut one's self up.
Enferrer, va. le * run through,
pierca, [inconsideratelj.
S' — , tir. co ' hurt one's self
Enfllade, sf. suite of rooms,
string, séries, enfilade.
EnQIer, va. to Ihread, * string,
* go through, * run Ihrough.
S'—, vr. to he run through;
get involved.
Enfin, ad. in fine, at last, in short.
Enllauimé, e, a- burning, on
fire, ignited. [on fire; ignite.
Enaainuier,va. to inflame, * set
Enfler, u to * swell up; pufT up.
S' — , vr. to swell; rise; be puf-
fed up. [clalion.
Enflure, sf. fwelling, bombaft,
Enfoiiçage,sm.boltominga cask.
Eufonceinciit,sm. breaking in,
recess, driving.
Enfoncer, va. to ' break open,
to * thrust in, to * sink, rout.
S' — , vr. to penelrale, plunge;
fall.
Eufonceiir de portes ouver-
tes, sm. boaster; braggart.
Enfonçui-c, sf. bollora of a bed-
slead; hollow, ca"vity.
Cnforcir, va. to strengthen, to
gather strenght.
Enfouir, va. to * hide; bury.
Enfouissement, sm. hiding,
burjing.
Enfourcher, va. to besirîde.
Eufourchure, sf. setling in
loaves.
Enfournei., va. to * set in Icaves.
S' — , vr. to get inlo.
Enfreindre, VU. lo infringe-
Enfreinte, sf. iurraclion.
Enfroqucr (s''),ur. lo turn monk.
Enfuir (s'), vr. to ttoe ; lly run
away; escape ; run ont; disap-
Enfumer, va. to smoke, [pear.
Enfutailier, ua. to barrel.
Engageant, e, a. engaging,
winning. [raortgage,eulislment.
Engagement, sw. — ment,
Engager, va. lo indiice, enlist;
mortgage; engage; pswn, invite.
S'engager, vr. to enlisi, I ind
one's self, *run in debt , en-
gage.
Engagiste, sm. mortgagee.
Engaîuer, l'a. lo * sheatli.
Euganter, va. to gain upon;
cajole.
Engeance, sf. brood, race-.
Engcncer, va. to embarras?;
saddie with.
Engelure, sf. chilblain.
Engendrer, va. to engender,
produce, * beget, breed. [sheaf.
Eugcrber, va.' bind insheaves.
Engin, sm. engine, craft, skill.
Englober, va. to unité, * mix.
Engloutir, VU. to swa'llow up,
inpulf, absorb, squander. [lime.
Engluer, va, to daub with bird
Engonce, c, a. awkward.
Engoncer, va. to disfigure.
Engorgement, sm. obstructiOTl,
congestion. [struct.
Engorger, va. to choke up, ob-
Engoueuicnt, sm. choking, in-
faluation, foiiduess.
Engoueras''), vr. to cboke one's
self, tn * be infatualed. [gulfed.
Engouffrer (s''), vr. to * be in-
Engouriti, e, a. torpid; dull as-
lerp. [dull.
Engourdir, un. to benumb
s" — , vr. to get dull, torpid.
Engourdissement, STO.benum-
bed ncss, stilness, dullness.
Engrais, sin. fat, pasture, ma-
niirc, compost, falting.
Engraisser, va. lo falton, ma-
nure, cram, enrich.
Engranger, l'O. lo house COm.
Eugraver, to strand.
Engrenage, sm. gear; gearing.
Engrener, vn. to feed a mill.
— , m lo Ihrow inlo gear; • teed
uilh cnrn. [child (low).
En;;rosspr, Va. tO * gel wilh
Enharilir, l'a. lo embolden.
.««''—, vr. lo make buld. [ing.
Enliarnaclicnient,sm. harness-
Enliarnaciier, va. to baruess,
acf'OLiIre.
Euigmniique, a. — tical. [callj.
Enigmati<iuomcutj ad. — U'
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Rnigmc, sf. coigma.
iCnivré, e, a. drunk, inloxica-
ted, conceited. [transport.
■':i>ii'i-ciuciit, S7n, iiiloxicaliiig
ecuÎTrer, vn. to * intoxicate;
inebriale. [catcd.
8' — , vr. lo get drunk, intoxi-
Bnjamlicc, sf. slrido.
Enjaiubemcul, S)7i. running of
a verse. [jsi'tï encroacb.
Enjamber, v. to * slride, pro-
KnjGii, sm. stake (at play).
Knjoindre , va. to enjoin,
charge. [joie.
Eujûlcr, va. to invcigle, ca-
Enjfilcur, se, s. inveigler; ca-
joler, [ment.
Enjolivement, sm. embellish-
Enjoliver,i;fT. embellish,* ?ct ol.
Enjoliveur, sm. embulli^hc^.
Enjoué, e, a. playful, sportive,
merrj. [spriglitliness.
EBijoucmcnt, 5?n, spoi liveness,
Enlacement, Sf)!. entangling,
interlacing. [fold.
Enlacer, ta. to enlace; twine:
Fnlaidir, v. to disligure, to *
grow ugly. [rement.
Eiilaidissemt'nt, sm. disfigu-
Eulévement, sm. carrjing off,
clearing, removal.
Enlever, va. to lift up, carry
off ,* take off, raise; flay.
S' — , Dr. to corne offjrise.
Enleveur, sm. kidna]iper.
Enicvure, sf. pustule, pimple.
Enlnwiner, la. to colour.
Enliiminotir, sm. colourer.
Enluminure, sf, colouring tin-
sel, [fiend.
Ennemi, e, a. s. ennemy, foc,
— , a. unfricndly, hostile, [vate.
Ennoldir, va. to ennoble, cle-
Ennui, sm. tc'diousness, vexa-
tion, irksomeness; spleen an-
noyance. [some.
Ennuyant, c, a. tedious; tire-
Ennujier, va. to weary, tire.
S'—, vr. * be tired.
Eunu)eu8ement,af2. tediously.
Ennujeux, se, a, S. wearisome,
tiresome, tedious.
Enoncé, enuncicrtion; statemeuti
Enoncer, va. to express, enun<
ciate, stale.
S' — , vr. lo express one's self.
Enonciutif, vc, a. to enuncia-
tive. [cnunciation.
Enoncintion , 5^ expression.
Enorgueillir, va. to * luakô
proud, puff up.
S'—, vr. to * get prend.
Enorme, a. enormous, huge.
Eiioi-mcuient, ad. — mously;
unmeasurably. [nousness.
Enurmité, sf. — mîty, hei-
Enquérnnt, e, a. inquisitlvo.
Enquérir (»'), vr. to inquîrei
Enquête, s/, iuquiry; inquest.
Enquêter (s'), vr. to inquire*
Enquêteur, sm. inquirer.
Enraciner (s') , Vr. tO take,
root; * implant.
Enragé, c, a. mad. [provokîng.
Enrageant , e, a. maddening,
Enrager, un. to * be mad. Ce
enraged. [apply tbe brake.
Enrajer, lia. to * spoke a whell ;
Enruyure , «/■. lock-cbain; trig-
ger. [in régiments.
Enrégimenter, va. to embody.
Enregistrement, sm. register-
ing, rccording. [enroi.
Enregistrer, va. to register;
Enrliumcr.rfl. togiveone acold.
8'—, vr. lo * catch cold.
Enrichir, va. to enrich, store.
8'— ,tji'. to * grow rich.
Enricbis8ement,s7>i. enrichi ng,
embellishment. [enlistment.
Enrôlement, sm. enrolment;
Enrôler, va. tO enrol; enlist.
S' — , vr. to enrol one's self.
Enrouement, sm. hoarseness.
Enrouer, va. to ' make hoarse-
S' — , vr. lo * become hoarse.
Enrouiller, va. to * rusty.
S'—, to * get rusty.
Enroulement, sm. rolling.
Enrouler, va, to roll, wrap up>
S'—, vr. to twist round.
Enrubanner, va. tO trim witt?
ribbons.
Ensabler, vr. to ' run aground.
Ensablement, sm. sand-bank.
Ensaclier, va. to * put in a bag.
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Snsnuglanter, va, to * blood;,
stain wilh blood.
EnseigiiL-, sf. sign, token, co-
lours, mark.
GnseigiiKnirnt , «m. Inslroc-
(ion, (eacliing.
enseitsncr, îja. to leach, instruct.
Kusellé, e, liollow-l>ackfcd.
Ensemble, ad. logclher, at once.
— ^ sm. w'bote, ensemble; uniiy.
CnscinciicciuoHt, sm. 50wing,
ensemencer,»!, to ' sow. [close.
Ciiscrrer, va. to * lock np; en-
Ensevelir, va. to lury; î+iroud.
Kiise«'eli»9einciit, 51)^ burying.
ensorcellement, sm. bewit-
ching.
Ensorceler, tin. to hewitch.
Ensorceleur, sm. bewitcher,
Ensoufrer, va. to • brimsfone,
sulphur. - [slove.
EnsonCroir, sm. sulphuiing,
Eusnite, ad. aflerwards.
Ensuivant, s. ensuing. [sue.
Ensuivre (s"), îir.to follow, en-
Eniublemcnt, S))!, entablalure.
Entacher, va. 10 lainl, larnish.
Kutaillc, Entiiiliurc,$/'. nolcb,
gasb, incision.
Entailler, va. to notcb; gasb.
Entame, sf. fîr^t eut.
Entamer, va. to * make the first
eut, * begin, eut, incise.
Eiitauinre, s/, eut, first eut.
ICntassement, sm. beap, board.
Entasser, va. heap up.
Ente, sf. grart, grafled, stock.
Enteuilenient, S7n. undersland.
Entendenr, sm, hearer, [ing.
Entendre, va. to * hear, * un-
— »un. lomean, expect.[derstand.
S** — , vr. to * be understood.
Entendu, e, a. inlelligent.
Bien — que, ad. certainiy; of
course.
Entente, sf. meaning, skill.
Enter, va. to graft, ingraft.
Eiiterremeut, sm. funeral; en-
terment.
Enterrer, lia. to bury, inter.
Entêté, e, a. obstinate.
— , s. obstinale person.
Eutêtemeut, sm, obstinscy.
Entêter, va. to alTect Ihe beod
of; icioxicate.
S'—, t')'. to * he obstinale.
Entlloiisiasn>e,.s'?}t. entluisiasir. .
Enthousiu^mer, va. to eorap-
ture. [for.
8'—, vr. to be enibusiaflic
Enthousiaste, sm. enlhusiasl.
Enticher, r«. taint, blemish.
S'-^- to get tainted.
Entlc>,e, n. eniire, whole, com-
plète; perrect. [wholly.
Entièrement, ad. enlirely,
Entoiler, urt.to* mouDt on can-
Entomologie, sf. - gy. [vas.
Entomologique, a. — gjcal.
Entomologiste, sm. — gist.
Eiiloniiage, Entonnctnent ,
sm. tunning. [an air, sing.
Ei>toiiiier,r(r. toinlone* strike up
Entonnoir, sm. funnel.
Entorse, sf. sprain.
Entor«illage,s)?î. entarglement.
Eiitoi-tiilement, S7n. Iwisling,
winding.
Entortiller, va. fo wrap up
t\\ist, perplex, entangle.
S" — , vr. to twist; wind aboul.
Entourage, $/}i. a rrame.[tance-
—,sm. mounlingsetting, acquain.
Entourer, va. to surround; en-
close.
Entournure, sf. slee\e-hole.
Eutours, sm. pi. environs, at-
tendants,
Entr'acte, sm. interlude.
Entr''aider fJ/J, vr. to * help
one anolber. [bowels.
Entrailles, s/.pZ. entrails, heart,
Entr'aimer (s'), vr. to love
one another. [malien.
Entrain, sm. life, spirit, ani-
Entrainalilo, a. liable to be
carried away. [teniptalion.
Entratncment, sm. enlbusiasm;
Entraîner, va. fo carry away;
lead; drag; entaii; captivate.
Entraver, !;<j. to clog ; Iramnel;
hinder.
Entraves, sf. pi. shackles, fel-
ters, obstacles.
Entre, jvr. between, among, îd.
— ileuX) betwixt and betweea.
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Rnire-detix, sm. middle; inser-
tion of embroidery,
Entreliâilicr, vn. to lialf open.
Kuii'ccbat, sm. cross-caper.
Entrechoquer (s^>,vr. to * dash
against each olher; clash.
F.uii'ccdte. sf, ribs of beeF.
entrecouper, va. to iutersect;
inlerrupt, cross.
Entrée, sf. entry, admission,
entrance, beginning.
Entrcfaiie, s/', interval. [time.
Sur ce» —, ad. in the mean-
Entre-sent, syn. tact, address.
En«rVsorgcr (s'), vr. to • eut
one anotber's throat.
Enlrclacenicnl,sm.intprl3cing.
Entrelacer, vu. to interlace;
blend. [lard.
Entrelarder, va, to interiard,
Entremêler, va. to intermingle.
S'—, vr. to intermix.
Entremet*, sm. side-dif-b.
Entremetteur, s. a gobct^veen,
agent. [pose.
Entremettre (s'), vr. to inler-
Eutremise , sf. interposition,
intervention.
Entrepont, sm. between-decks.
Entreposer, va. to ^arelionse.
Entreposeur, sm. store-hcuso
manager. [warehouse.
Entrepôt, sm. a staple, mart ;
Entreprenant, e, a. bold, as-
suming, venlurefome.
Entreprendre, va. to * nnder-
take, altempt, incroach, at-
tempt upon. [masier-builder.
Entrepreneur, s?/i. underlaker,
Entrepris, e, impotent, cripple.
Eutreprïre, sf. enterprise, un-
dertaking, incroachraent.
Entrer, va. to enter, • go in, *
corne in, express, * begin.
Faire — , to put in; inlroduce.
Entresol, S7n. entersol.
Entretailler (s"), vr. to eut,
Entretaîllure, s/, crepance
Entretemps, sm. meaiilimo.
Entretenir, t'a. to hold toge-
ther; keep un, enterlain; con-
•verse with. [verse wilh; keep.
«'— , to support each other; con-
Entretlen, sm, maintenanes,
keeping in repair, conversation^
cloihing.
Entre-toile, sm. open <vork,
Enire-tuer (s'), vr.lo kill cacb
ollier.
Entrevoir, t'n.to* hâve a glimpse
of, * see imperfectiy.
Entrevue, sf. interview.
Enlr''ol>ligcr (s'), vr. to oblige
one another. [set ajar.
Enlr''ouvrir, va. to half-open;
8' — , vr. to open; crack.
Euumération, sf. — tion.
Enumcrcr, Da. to enumerate.
Envahir, va. to invade, usurp.
EiBvnhissemcnt, sni. invasion.
Envahisseur, sm. invader.
Enveloppe , sf. a cover; exte-
rior; envelop.
Enveloppement, sm. nrapping.
Envelopper, DO. to * wrap np,
cover; surround; disguise.
S"—, to wrap one's self i^p.
Envenimer, va. to envenom,
exaspcrate, irritate, fesler.
Envcrguer, va. to * bend sails.
Envergure, sf. spread of the
wings; lenglh of yards.
Envers. ;)r. towards, to.
Envers, sm. the wrong side.
A P — , ad. wrong side outwards.
Envi (qf), wilb émulation, emti-
lously.
Enviable, a. enviable.
Envie, sf. envj, désire, mark;
agnaii, flaw.
Envier, va. to envy; long for.
Envieux, se, a. S. envions.
Environ , pr. about, thereabout.
Environnant, e, a. surrounding
Environs , sm. pi. environs , vi-
cinity. [round.
Environner, va. toenviron; sur-
Euvisagcr, va. to look at, face.
Envoi, sm. sending, envoy.
Euvoisinc, o, a. having neigb-
bours.
Envoler (s'), vr. to fly away.
Envoj-cr, i;a. to ' send, t» émit
Epacte, sf. epact.
EpagnenI, sm. spaniel.
Epais, se, n. tbick,dutU
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Epais, sm. tliickncss, thick.
Epnisseiir, sf. tliiokness.
Kpnissir, va. to Ihicken.
S" — , vr. to get thick.
Epaissiisseiucnt, STn.lbickenlngc
Epamprer, lin. to thin outwinds
Epauchemciit, s)n. pourÎDgout
extravasion ; effusion.
Epancher, va. lo pour out, dis-
charge.
S'—, vr. to overflow, speakont
Epnudi-e, t'a. to scatter; shed.
Epanoui, e, a. full blown.
Epanouir, va. to open; exp
cheer. [cheer up
S' — , vr. to blow, te bloom
EpanoiiÊsscnioni, sm. blowing
of Dowers, brightening.
Epargne, sf. savingness.
Epargner, va. to spare; save.
EparpillenienI, sm. scattering.
Eparpiller, va.lo scatter.
Epars,e, a. scattered, dispersed.
Eparvin, sm. spavin.
Epaté, e, a. jlat , broken-footcd
(as a glass).
Epaule, sf. shoulder. [shoulder.
Kpaulemcut, sm. epaulment ;
Epauler, va. to hurl in tlie
shoulder; help; aid. [epaulet.
Epaulctte, sf. sboulder-piece,
Epave, a. if. straj.
Kpée, sf. sword.
Epcler, va. to ' spell.
Epellation,;/'. spelling.
Eperdiu,e,B.dismayed; distracted.
l'^perduuieut, ad. distractcdly.
Eperlan,s??i.smelt. ['iugs.
Eperon, sm. spur, bnttress, star-
Eperouué, e, a. spurred.
Eperouuer, va. to spur.
Eperonnier, sm. spurrier.
Eperonnière, 5^. spur-leather.
Epervier, sm. sparrow-hawk.
Ephémère, a, epbemera!.
Ephéméridc», sf. yl, epheme-
rides.
Epi , sm. ar of corn.
Epice, sf. spice.
Paiu d' — , gingerbread.
Epicéa, sf. pi, sweelmeats.
Epicé , e , a. spiced, seasoned.
Epicer, va. to spice, season.
Epicerie, sf. spices, grocery.
Epicier, e, s. grocer.
Epicurien, ne, a. epicurean.
— sm. epicure.
Epicurisme , sm. epiCurism.
Epidémie, sf. epidemy.
EpidéBiique,a. epidemical.
Epiderme, sm. epidermis.
Epié, e, a. eared, in ear (as corn);
spiked.
Epier, va. to watch ; spy.
Epierrer, va. to clear of Stones»
Epieu, sm. spear, javelin.
Epigrammatique , a. — ticat.
Epigramnialiste,sm. — list.
Epigramme, sf. an epîgram.
Epigraphe, sf. epigraph, motto.
Epilatoire, «. depilatory.
Epiiepsie, >f, falling sickness,
epiiepsy.
Epilepiique , a. et S. epileptic.
Epiler, va. to depilate.
Epileur, se, s. depilator.
Epilogue, sm. — gue.
Epiioguer, V. find fault witb
censure. [critic.
Epilof ueur , sm. Tault-finder,
Epiuards, sm. jjI. spinage.
Epine , sf. thorn, prickle.
EpineHc,s/'. spinet.
Epineux, se, a. thorny difficult.
Epingle, sf. pin. [ney.
Epingles, sf.^i. présent, pin-mo-
Epinglier, e , S. a pin-maker.
Epiuière, sf. spinal.
Epiiioche, sm. stricldeback.
Epiphanie, s/, epiphany, twelflb-
day.
Epique, a, epic.
Episcopal, e, a. eplscopal.
Fpiscopat, sm. episcopacyé
Episode, s?)t. épisode.
Episodique,a. episodicaI>
Epispasiique, a. epispastic.
Episser, va. to splice.
Epissure, sf. splice.
Epistolaire, a. epistolary-
Epitaphe, sf. epitaph.
Epitase, sf. epitasis.
Epithalame, sm. — lamium.
Epithète , sf. epithet.
Epitome, sm. epilome.
Epi«oo(ie; sf. epizogtyi
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Cpizoolique, a. cptzoolic.
Spîire , sf. epislle ; letter
Eploré, e, a. in lears.
S^pliiohnge, sni. picking.
Epliicbemciit^sm. picking.
Cplucbcr, va. to*pick, sifl* lop
off; eut oir.
S"—, topick fasbirds)i
lEplucbcur, se, a. picker.
Eplucboir , SDi. a paring-knife.
Eplucbiires, sf. piekings.
Cpoiiité, e, a. without a point;
hipshot.
!Epoinler,r(7.lo break tbe point of.
Epoinlure. s/', hipshot.
Eponge, sf. sponge.
£ponger, va, to sponge.
Epopée, sf. épopée.
Epoque, sf. epoch, date,
Epouilrcr, va. to dust. [lungs.
epoiimoiier (s"),iic.to tireoue's
Epousailles, sf. pi. espousals,
weddings.
Epouse, sf. spouse, consort.
Cpousée, sf. bride.
Epotiser, V. to nmrry, espoiise.
Epouscur, syn. suilor. [beat.
Epousselcr, va. to du5t, brusb,
Epoiissettos, sf. dusting-lirush.
Epoiivaiitnhle, a. drcadful.
— ïïuotit, ad. dreadfuliy, terribly.
Cpouvuutail, sm. bugbear.
Epouvante, sf. friglit, terror.
Epouvanter, va. lo frigLten;
terrify.
Epoux, sm. spouse, husband.
— ^ pi. husband and wife.
Epreindre, va, to express;
press out.
Epreintcs, sf. tenesmus.
Eprcutlrc (»'),ui'. tobesmitten.
Epreuve, sf. trial, prooT.
Epris, c, a. smitten, enatnoured.
Eprouver, va. to trv, prove.
Cprouvelte, sf. eprouvetle ,
Eptagone,^'>}1. heptagon. [gauge.
Epiicer, V. 10 free from tleas.
Epuîsaliie, a. cxbaustible.
Epuisement, sm. draining. ex-
hauslion.
Epuiser, va. to drain, exhausl.
Epiiisctte, sf. land ing.
Epuratir, ve, a. purifjfiag.
Epuration, sf. puriTying, pur-
Epuratoirc, a piirifying. [ging.
Epure, sf. modei; diagram.
Epurer, va. to puriTy, purge.
S'—, vr. lo be purified.
Equarrîr^ Irt. to square.
Equarrissage, sni. squaring.
Equarris8emcnl,$m. s qunri ng.
Equarrisseiir, S171. knacker.
Equarissoir, sm. rimer.
Equateur, sjn. equator.
Equation, sf. équation.
Equerre, sf. square, i
Equestre, a. cquestrian.
Equiaugic, a. equiangular.
Equilatéral, e, a. — leral.
Equilibre, sm. equilibrium.
Equilibrcr,vrt.lopoise,equalize.
Eqiiinocliai, le, a. — tial.
Equiuoxc, sm. equinox. [crew.
Equipage, sm. équipage, dress;
Equipée, sf. prank; trick.
Equipement, sm. cquipraent,
filliug out. [fit out.
Equiper, to equip , accoutre;
S' — , vr. to equip one's self.
Equipoller, va. to * be équiva-
lent.
Equitable, a. équitable, just.
Equilablcnicnt, ad. justly.
Equitatiou.s/'. — tion; riding.
Equité, sf. equity, justice.
Equivalent, e. ». s. — lent.
Equivaloir, rii. to be équivalent.
Equivoque ^ sf, equivocation,
ambiguity.
— , «. equivocal, suspicions.
Equivoquer, va. lo equivocate
Erable, s>n. mapie-tree.
Eradicalion, sf. — tion.
Eraller, vn. to graze; scratch.
EraOure, sf. scratch.
Eraillé, e, a. frayed, frettcd.
Eraillen- -nt, sni. ectropium.
Erailler.. va. to fray; to fret.
S' — , vr. to fraj out.
Eraillure,$/'. fraying.
Ere, sf, era.
Erectcur, sm, Ereclor.
Erection, sf. érection.
Ercinté,c,a. knocked up; jaded.
Erciuter, lia. ta * break the
back of; knock up.
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flVrelnter, vr. to break one's
Eréinitiqtie, a. — tical. [back.
Erésipèlc, sf. erjsipelas.
Ergo, sin. therefore.
Ergot, sm. a cock's spur.
Ergoïc, c, a. spurred.
Ergoter, va. to cavil.
Ergoteur, sm. ca^iller.
Eriger, va. to erect, raise.
S'—, vr. to set up Tor.
Ermitage, sm. hermitage.
Eruiiic, sm. hermil.
Erosion, sf. ero?ion.
Erotique, a. erotic. [bling.
Erraut, c, a. wandering, ram-
Errala, sm. errata.
Erratique, erratic.
Erremcuts, sm, pi. Steps.
Errer, vn. to err, \iander.
Erreur, sf. error; Tault.
Erroné, e, n. erroneous.
Ers, syn. -vetch.
Erse, sm. criugle.
Ernctalion, sf. — tion.
Kruilit, sm. learned, erudite.
Eriitlitiou, sf. ^tion, learning.
Erugineux, se, 0. erilginOUS.
Eriiptir. ve* n. eruplive.
Eruption, sf. eruplion, rasb.
Erj'sipèie, sm. erjsipelas.
Es, pr. in. Bnëbeiîcr-cs-
Bcieiices, bachclor of sciences.
Escabeau, eseabeIIc,S. a Stool,
joinl-stool.
Escadre, sf. squadron.
Cljef d' — , sm. copimodore.
Escadrille, sf. small squadron.
Escadron, sm. squadron (oT ca-
Escaladc, sf. escalade ['valrj.
Escalader, va. to scale.
Escale, sf. calling.
Escalier, sm. staircaseï
Escalope, 5/, scallop.
Escamotage, sm. juggle.
Escamoter, va. to juggle; filch.
&scamo|i-<ir, .':m. filcher, Jug-
g er.
Escampette, prendre de la
poi&dre d^escnmpette , to
scan)per away.
Escapade, 5^ prank, escapade.
Escapc, sf. sbalt of a column.
Escarboi, sm. black-beetle.
Escarboucle, sf. carbuncle.
E^^arcelle, sf. pnrse, monof
bag. [stairs.
Escargot, sm. snail; winding
Escarmouche, sf. skirmisli.
Escai-iBiouclier,rfZ. to skirmish.
Escarnioucheur , sm. skir-
Escarole, sf. endive, [raisher.
Escarpe, sf, scarp.
Escarpé, e, a. steep; rocky.
Escarpement, sm. escarpment.
Escarper, va. to* cufvertically;.
Escarpin, sm. pump. [escarp.
Escarpolette, sf. sv.ing.
Escarre, s/'.escliar, gap.[earnest.
Escient (à bon), ad. in good
Esclandre, sm. scandale.
Esclavage, sm.slavery, bondage.
Esclave, s. sla^e, drudge.
Escobnrd. s?n. equi-vocator.
Esoobnrflcr, va. to equivocate.
Escobnrderie, sf. equivocaiiOD.
Escogriffe, sm. a spunger, a
shabliy fellow.
Escompte, sjn. discount.
Escompter, va. to discount. [t«r.
Escompteur, sm. bill-discoun-
Escopette, s/. sort gufi; carbine.
Escorte, sf. escort, attendants.
Escorter, va. to escoit, conTOy.
Escouade, sf. squad.
Escoiirgée, sf. scourge.
Escourgeon, sm. grecn barlejf
Escrime, s^. fencing. [forfodder.
Escrimer, va. to fenee, spare.
8' — de,vr. to know some-
Escrimeur,s»>.rencer. [tbing of.
Escroc, sm, sharper, swindler.
Escroquer, va. to * swindle
entrap.
Escroqucrie,s^. swinding. [ber
Escruqueur, se, s. stealer; crib-
Espace, sm. space, room.
Espacement, sm. inlerspace.
Espacer, va. to distance; splact.
Espadon , 5m. espadon ( t^o<
bandled sword); sword-Ssb.
Espndoiincr, vn. to use tlie es*
Espagnolette, s^. "baize. [po don.
Espalier, sf. eS'pa.Mer.
Espèce, sf. srecies, kind, case.
~, ]>l. coin cash; spccies.
Espérance^ sm. hope, trust.
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<E8iiérer, va. to hope, to exp ict,
•Espiègle, a. s. waggish. [trus ip.
Espièglerie, sf. frolic, a ^ 12-
glsh Irick.
Espiiigolc, sf. blunderbuss.
Espion, sm. spy.
Espionnage, sm. eïpionage.
Espionner, va. to spï,walch
Esplanade, s/", esplanade.
Xspoir, sm. hope, expectatioi .
Espontou, sm. spoDioon, ha If-
pike. [wit, sr"H.
Esprit, sm, spirit, mind,geDiuS,
— -de-TÏu, spirits ot wine.
Esqnir, sm. skiff. fken tone).
Esquille, sf. splinter (of a bro-
Esiininancie , sf. cjnancho;
qi.insy.
Esqiiipot, sm, money-box.
Esquisse, sf. a skelch; plan.
Esquisser, va. to sketch; ouIUls.
Esquiver, va. to évade; avoid.
S' — , Dr. to ' slip away.
Essai, sm, essay, proôf, trial,
Essaini, sm. swarm. [sample.
Essaimer, vn, to swarra.
Essauger, va. to soak linen be-
fore washing it.
Essarter, tJO. to grub up,assart.
Essayer, va, to trj ; attempt;
essay. [powers.
S'— ,i)r. to try one's self, one's
Essayeur, sm, assayer.
Esse,*/', a pièce oTiron likean S.
Essence, sf. essential oll ; per-
fume, species ortimbcr trees.
Essentiel, le, a. essential, in-
— , sm. main point, [dispensable.
Esscnticlleuicnt, ad. essen-
Es»ieu, Sin.hammer-axe. [tially.
Essor, sm. ilight, soaring scope.
Essorer, vn. to soar up.
— , va, to air, to dry. [ears.
Essorillcr, va. to * eut a dog's
EssourUeuieut, s)n. blowing.
Essouffler, va. to * put out of
breath.
S'—, vr. to gel out of breath.
Essui, sm. drying place.
Essuie-uiuin, sm. towei.
Essuyer, va. to wipe, ' endure.
S' — , vr. fo wipe.
Cst, am, EasI, Orient.
Estacade, sf, a stockadfl^
Estafette, sm, express.
EstaQer, sm, stoffier /'ÇTinel
atlendant).
Estafilade, sf. slash, glasn.
Estame, sf. worsted.
Estaminet, sm. smoking-room.
Estampage, sm. impression.
Estampe, sf. prini, eut, stamp.
Estamper, va. to * slamp.
Estampeur, stn. stamper.
Estampille, s^ slamp, small.
Estampiller, va. to stamp.
Esiimulile, a, estimable.
Estimateur, sm. appraiser.
Estimatif, ve, a. eslimalive.
Estimation, sf, — tion, valua-
liûu. [koning.
Estime, $7n. esteem, value, ree-
Esiimer, D«. to esleem; reckon;
estimale; value.
S' — , vr. to esteem one's self.
Estive. sf. trimming.
Estoc, sm. stock; point.
Estocade, sf. stoeeado; attack.
Estomac, sm. slomach.
Estompe, sf. a stomp. [iog.
Estomper, va. to stomp a draw-
Estrude, sf. platform; estrade.
Esirugon, sm. tarragon. [sword.
ISstra maçon, sm. two-edged
Estrapade, sf. strappado.
Estropié, e, a.maimed, erippled.
Estropier, va, to maim, bun-
gle, cripple.
.S''—, vi\ to cripple one's self
Esturgeon, sm. sturgeOD.
Et, c. and; bolh.
El csctcra, and so on; se forth.
Etuiilc, sf. stable; ox-hovel hog-
Etablcr, va. to stable, etc. [sty.
Etabli, sm. shopboard; joincr's
bench. [fîx, setlle.
Etablir, va. to establish; erect,
S'—, vr. seltle, * set up.
Etablissement, sm. ttab^lsh-
ment, founding.
Etage, sm. floor; slory, degree.
Etager, va. to taper the hair.
Etagère, s/, dresser; what-not.
Etai,S)n. prop; support; stay (in a
Etaim,s)n. carded wool. [ship).
Etaiu, sm. pewter, tia.
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Etal, sm. stall or a bulcher.
Elnlnge, sm. exposure for sale;
stnllage; obstentalion.
Etaiugiste, sm. stall-keeper.
ECaler, va. to expose for sale;
parade. [self out.
S' — ,vr. tostretch;spreadone'3
EtaIîcr,sm.journeymaa butcher.
Elaliuguer,ija. to clinch a cable.
Etalon, sm. slallion, standard.
Etalonuage, Etalouuemenl,
.5m. stamping weights, etc.
Etalonner, va. to * stanip wei-
gbls, etc. [of glass.
Etamago, sm. tinning; silvering
Ktambot, $m. stern-post.
Etamer, va. to tin, silver glass.
E^tameur, sm. (inman; silverer
of looking-glasses.
Elainine,s/'. bolting cIotb,sie\e;
stamen of a plant.
Etampe, sm. stamp.
Etamiirc, sf. tinning.
Sitauclie, a tighl; water-tight.
Etaucheuieut, sm. stanching.
Etanclicr, va, to stancli; stop;
quench thirst.
Etançou, sm. support, prop.
Etançouner, va. to * prop; '
Etang, sm. pond; pool, [support.
Etant, part, being.
Etape, sf. stage, rations, sol-
dier's, daily allowance*
Etat, sm. slatSi case, condilioD,
government.
Faire — de,to think highlj cf.
Etat-major, sm. staf.
F:tau, S7n. vice. [porting.
Ëtayement, sm. proppiug; sup-
Etaj'er,va. to support; prop.
Eté,sm. summer.
Etciguoir, sm, extinguisbor.
Eteindre, va. to extinguish; *
put out, quench, destroy.
S'—, vr. to • go out.
Eteint, «,a. exlinguisbed,queii-
cbed, exlinct; dull; out.
Etandage, cni. drying-place.
Etendard, sm. st^vndard, ban-
ner, colours.
Elcndoir,sm.drylng-rooin,pee!.
Etendre, va. lo extend; * s-pread,
sirelcb ouU
SVtcndre, vr. to stretch,
reach ; exlend; dilate.
F-tvuilu, e, a. large, extensive;
vague. [corapass.
Etendue, sm. cxTent, extension,
Eternel, le, a. eternal, ever-
lasling. [everlaslinglj.
Eteruellemen«, ad, eternaily.
Eterniser, va. to eternizei
Eternité, sf. elernity.
Eternuement, sm. sneezing.
Eternuer, vn. to (nccze.
Etêtcment, sm. heading a trea.
Etêter, va. to head; pollard.
Eteiif, sm. tennis-balli
Etcule, sf. stubbla.
Ether, sm, etber.
Eilicré, e, elhereal, subtie.
Ethique, a. s. etbic. [briglit.
Etincelant , o, a. sparkling,
Etinccler, vn. to sparkie; glitter.
Etincelle, sf. spark.
Etiucellemeut, sm. sparkling.
Etiolenieut, sm. — tion, blan-
Etiolé, c, a. etiolated. [ching.
Etioler (s'), vr. to fade away.
Etiologie, sf. — gy.
Etiqiic, a, consumptive, lean.
Etiqueter, va. to label; ticket.
Etiquette, sf. label; ticket; éti-
Etirer, va. to strelch. [quette.
Gtigie, sf. consumption.
Etoffe, sf. stuff, cloth.
Etoffer, Txi. to * stuff upholster
(seats, etc). [asterisk.
Etoile, sf. star; starwort; luck,
Etoile, e, a. starry.
Etoiler, va, tO stan
Etole, sf. slole. [fuHy.
Etonnauiment, ad. -wonder-
Etonnant, e, a. wonderful,
amazing. [wonder.
Etonncmeut, sm. astonishment.
Etonner, va.lo astonisb, astound.
S' — , vr. to wonder.
Etouffant, e, a, sultry, close.
Etouffement, sm. suffocation,
stifling. [suppress; suffocate.
Etouffer, va. to slifle, smotheri
S' — , vr. to be suffocaled.
Etouffoir, sm. damper.
Etonpe, sf. tow.
Etouper va, to stop (witb t<w)i
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Etoiipille, sf. quick-match.
Etuiirdci'ie, sf. giddiness.
Kioiii'di, e, a. slunoed, giddy,
t':ioiii'<li,e,s. mad-cap.[hoedless.
E:it>iir<tiiiienl, ad. giddiiy.
ESuiii'dir, va. to stun, parboil,
* take the Chili off.
S"—, ur. to forget one's trou-
bles.
lïluuriliesaut, o, o. stunning.
■alourdisse lueut^ 5?)i. stunniog.
l'Uotirueau, sm. starling.
iiiranse, a. slrange, odd.
IStraiigemeui, ad, strangeiy.
Etranger , ère f a. foreigo,
strange.
— 1 s. foreigner, stranger. [tion.
Elrauglemeut, syn. strangula-
Elraiiglcr, va. lo strangfe, *
choke; scant; slur over.
Etraper, va. to eut stubble.
Etre, m. to'be; exist, belongto.
— , sm. being, exislence.
— . ])l. parts of a bouse, etc.
Eii-vcir, va. to straiteu.
?•' — ,ur.to*get Darrow';*5hrink.
Eti>cci!isemeiit,s?n. straiteniag.
lUi-eîuflre, va. to '* biud; grasp,
Etruiute , sf. ^Dibrace ; kuot,
binding.
Eti-euuer, t'a.to gWe a new jear's
gift, sent; handsel.
—, vn. to take handsel. [gif"
Etreuue, s^ handsel, newyear's
Klrésillou, sm. prop.
Kirier, sm. stirrup.
r.ii'ille, sf. curry-cumb.
étriller, va. to curry, thrash.
Eiriqiié, e, a. narrow, scanty.
Eirive, sf. cross-seizing.
Etriviore, sf. slirrup-Teather.
Donucr les —, V. to thrash;
bide.
Etroit, e. a. strait, narrow, strict.
Elroiietueul, ad, stricUy, nar-
ronly. [tree.
Kiroiiçouncr, va. * to head a
r. tilde, s^.study, learning,olCceof
ICI iidiuu t,s?n. student. [anolary.
riudié, e, a, studicd, ailGCled.
Etudier, va. to sludy.
S'—, vr. to be studious; seet.
Etui, sm, case, box.
Etuve, sf. slove, bot-haa>e.
Eliivée, sf. stewing; stew,
EtiK'cr, va. to stew; foment.
Ktiivisic, sm. liagnio-keepei.
Eiyo.ologic, sf. — logy
Etymologique, «. — gicallj*
Etymologitile, sm. — gist.
Eucbaristie, sf. Eucharist.
Eiicbaristique, a, — tic,
Eiicologe, sm. euchology.
Eunuque, sm. euDuch.
Eu|>liauie,s/'. eupbony. [spurga.
Euphorbe, sm. eupborbia;
Eux, pr. them, they.
Evacuatir, ve, a. evacuating.
Evacuatiou, sf. — tion,Teiding.
Evactier, va, to evacuate, void.
Evader (»'), vr. tO mak one's
escape. [iualion.
Eialuation, sf. estimate, va-
Evaluer, va. to value; estimate.
Evaugéliqiie,a. — tical.
Evaugéliqiiemeut, ad. ically. .
Evaugétiser, v. to evangelize.
Eiaiigéliate, sm. — list.
Evangile, sm. the Gospel;
evangel. [away; vanish.
Evanouir (s'), ur. lo svoon,faiut
Evanoiiisseuieut, sm. swoon-
Evaporalile, — rable. [ing.
Evaporatiou, sf, — tiOD| thou*
ghtleness.
Evaporé, e.u. evaporate;"jiJdy.
— , s. a giddy head.
Evuporer,i'a, to evaporate, vent
8' — , vr. toget Ihou^htiess.
Evusé, e, a. bell-moutbed.
Evaser, va. lo widen; spread.
Evuscmeut , sm. widening,
Evasir, ve, a. evasive. [widtn.
Evasion, sf. escape, évasion,
Evasiveiueut, ad. — vely.
Evasure , sf. widening ; ope-
ning. ^fbishopric.
Evêché , sm. bii^nDp's palace»
Eveil, sm. hinl, warmng.
Eveillé, e, (i. sprlgbily; lively.
Eveiller, va. lo awakea, wake,
rouse.
S' — , vr. to awake up; arise.
Evéueiueut, sm. eveul, issue;
incident. [veut; windage
Eveut, S)n. mustiuess; open air;
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Eventail, sm. fan.
ETcutailliste, sm. fan-maker.
Evcntaire, sm. flat basket.
Eventé, e, a. musty, giddy, flat.
Evcutor, va. to fan, 'air; di-
■viilge, ' make krown.
S'—, vr. to * fan one's self;
flat, • get wind.
Eveutoir, sm. fire-fan.
Eventrcr, va, to disembowel,
* draw a fowl; split a sail.
Eveutiialité, sf, — tj, contiu-
gency.
Evenluel, le, a, eventual.
ETeutuellement,ad.eveutuall;.
Evêquc, sm. bisbop.
Everrcr, va. to worm a dog.
ETersion, sf. eTersiOD, ruin.
Evertuer (8^), vr. to exert one's
sell; * strive.
Evidemmeut, ad. evidently.
Evideuce, sf- évidence.
Evident, e, a. évident, clear,
obvions. [ont,
Evider, va. to hoI!ow-out; scoop
Evidoir, sm. borer, bit.
Evier, sm. kitclien-sink.
Evincer, VU. to evict.
Evitable, a. avoidable.
Eviter, va. to avoid, sbun.
S' — , Dr. to spare one's self;
avoid eacb otber.
Evocation, sf. — tion.
Evolution, sf. — tioQ. [call up.
Evoquer, va. to conjure, evûke;
Evulsion, sf. — sien.
Ex-votoy sm, volive-offering.
Exack; lo *
bend; dint.
Fausset, sm. spigot, falsello.
Fausseté, sf. falsily, falseliood.
Faute, sf. fault, errôr, want.
Fauteuil, sm. elbow-chair.
Fauteur, s. fa"vourer.
Fautif, Tc, a. faulty.
Fauve , a. fallow, tawny.
Fauvette, sf. linnet.
Faux, /■. scyllic.
Faux, fausse, a. false, sbam,
feigned, counterfeit, untrue.
Faux, sin. faiscbood.
— frais, ])l. incidental expenses.
— fujant , sm. sliirt, évasion.
— monnajeur, sm. false coi-
ner.
Faveur, faTOur, good grâces,
crédit, protection.
Fax'uralilc, a. favourable.
Favoralilemcnt.niZ. favourably.
Favori, le, a. S. favourite.
Favori, s»!- whiskcr. [friend.
Favoriser, va. to faveur; be-
Féal, c, a. trusty, failbful.
Feauté, feally, fidelily.
Fébrifuge, sm. fébrifuge.
Fébrile, a. fébrile.
Fèces, sf.jil. fèces, sedunent.
Fécond, e, a. fruitful, fertile;
prolific.
Fécondation, sf. fecundation.
Féconder, va. lo fruitful, fertile.
Fécondité, sf. fecundily; plentj.
Fécule, sf. scdinient, fecula.
Féculeul, c, a. féculent.
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Fcdcrat, e, a. fédéral.
Fctlvraliscr, va, to fedcralize.
Fc<lcrnlîs«e, s))i. federalist.
Fédératif, vc, a. federalivo.
FédcraUoii) sf. fédération.
Fédéré, c, a. federary.
Fée, sf. fairy. *
Féci-ic, sf. fairy land.
Féerique,», fairy. [mulate.
Feindre, VU. to feign; * limp, si-
Fciiite, sf. feinl, disguise, dissi-
mulalion.
Fêlé, e , a. crazy, cracked.
Fêler, va. to ' crack.
Féiicitalion, sf. — tion, Con-
gratulation.
Félicité, sf. felicity, bliss.
Féliciter, va. to felicilate; con-
gratulale.
Félon, ne, a. S, felonious, félon.
réionie, sf. felony.
Felouque, sf. felucca.
Fêlure, s/', crack, chink.
Femelle, s/, female, heu.
— , a. feraaie, woman.
Féminin, e, a. féminine; wo-
manisli.
Féminiser, Drt.to make féminine.
Femme, sf. woman, wife.
— de cbarge, liousekeeper.
— de chambre, cbamber maid;
waiting woman.
Femmelette, sf. silly woman.
Fémur, sin. thigh-bone.
Fenaison, sf. hay-har-vcst.
Fendant, sm. cutting blow.
Feudeur, s<n. cleaver, sliUer.
Fendoir, sf. splitting-tool.
Fendre, la. to * cleave ; splil;
crack; rend.
Fendu, e, a. cleft, slit.
Fenêtre, sf. window.
Fenil, sm. faayloTt.
Fenouil, sf. fennel.
Fente, sf. cleft, chink, Crack,
slit, chap.
Féodal, e, a. feudal, féodal.
Féodalité, sf. feudality.
Fer, sm, iron ; sword , sboe (ofa
harse); head (of a lance); jd,
cbains; letters.
— à repasser, smoothing iron.
Fer-blanc, sm. tio.
Ferblantier, sm, linmaQ.
Férié , sf. ferla.
Férir, V(l. to strike.
Ferler, l'rt. tO furl.
Fermage, sm. rent ofa farm.
Ferme, sf. farm.
Ferme, a. firm, steady, resolute,
sirong.
—, ad. fast. hard.
ment, ad, firmly, résolu-
telv.
lient, sm. ferment, leaven.
I''vrmentablc, a. fermentable.
Fermentation, sf. fermenling.
Fermenter, va. to ferment.
Fermer, va. to shut , close,
stop.
— la main , to clinch the fist.
Fermer (se), vr. to' shut; close.
Fermeté, sf. firmness , resolu-
tion, vigour. [ning.
Fermeture, sf, closing; faste-
Fermier, e, s. farmer.
Fermoir, sm. clasp, chisel.
Féroce, a. ferocious, savage.
Férocité, .s/, ferocity, Savage.
I^erragc, sm. shoeing (a horse).
Ferraille, sf. old iron.
Ferrailler, un. to fence; wrangle.
Ferrailleur, sm, buUy, fighter,
wrangler.
Ferrant (maréchal), shoeing-
Fcrré, e, «. ironed. [smitn.
Ferrement, sf. iron implement.
Ferrer, va. to * bind vvilh iron ;
shoe (a horse); tag (laces).
Ferret, sm. tag.
Ferrcur, sin. tagger of laces.
Fcrrière, sf. smith's shoeing-
box.
Fcrron,S))i. dealer in bar-iron.
Ferronnerie , sf. foundry.
Ferronnier, e, a. ironmonger.
Ferrugineux, se, a, ferrugi-
nous. [of a horse.
Ferrure, sf. iron-woik,* shoeing
Fertile, a. fertile, fruilful.
Fertilemcut, ad. fruitfully.
Fertilisation, sf. fcrtilJzaliOQ.
Fertiliser, va. to ferlilize.
Fertilité, sf. fertility, plenty.
Férule, sf, ferula ; rod.
Fervent, e, a. ferveiiU
FÉV
Ferveur, sf. fervour, zeal,
l''csse, sf. bullock, breech.
Fc«8c-ma(liicu, sm. skinflint
iriiserly hunks.
B'vssée, sf. whipping.
■''csser, va. to Uog whip.
i'esseuv, se, s. a llogger.
l'essïer, srn. bultocks.
Fcsiiii,s»!. feast, banquet.
Feston, sm. festoon. [lop.
Festouiier, va. lo festoon; soul-
I''estoycr, va to feast.
Fêle, df. feast; boliday festival
enterlainmcnt,
Fêle-Dieu, s/'.CorpusChrisfiday.
F''''«r, va. to keep as a holidav;
to feast.
Féiiclie, sm. felich.
Fétide, u. fetid; rank.
Fétu, sin. stiaw, rush.
Fétus, sm. fu;tus.
Feu, sm. tire, Uame, beat, inflam-
mation, passion, anger, liveli-
— dç joie, bonfire. [ness.
— d'artîGec, fireworks.
— follet, gnis fatuus.
Feu (armes à), fire-arms.
Feu, e, a late, deceased.
Fcuilatuire, «»{. feudalory,
Feuillage, sm. foliage.
Feuille, sf. leaf, foil.
— de papier, sbeel of paper.
Fouillée, sf. leafy. [leaf.
Feuillc-uiorie, lilcmol, dead-
F'euillel, sm. leafof a boot.
Feuilletage, sf. puD'-pa^te,
Feuilleté, a, a light cake.
Feuilleter, va. to turn over.
— la pâte, to make puff-paste.
Feuilleton, sm. lUeraiy part
ofa journal.
Feuilletoniste, sm. novelist.
Feuillette, s/', wine-cask.
Feuillu, e, a full of leaves.
Feuillure, sf. rabbet.
Fourre, sm. straw.
Feutrage, sm. felling.
Feutre, sm. fell, old uati
Feutrer, l'a. lo felt.
Feutrière, sf. felt-maker.
Fèves, sf. bean.
Féverole, sf. horse-bean.
Février, sm, Februarjf,
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Fi, int. fie, 6e upon.
— donc, l'or sliame.
Fiacre, sm. hactney-coach.
Fiançailles, sf. ,d. betrolhing.
Fiance, S)/(. bride-room.
Fiancée, sf. bride.
Fiancer, l'a. to bclrotn.
Fibre, s/-, fibre, filament.
Fibreux, se, a. tibrous.
Fibrilles/', fibril.small fibre.
Ficeler, va. to tie, to * bind.
Ficeleur, sm. corder.
Ficelle, sf. packlhread, stri'jg.
Fiche, sf. book; flsh, counler.
Ficlier, ii,î. 10 «drive in; deal.
Ficbet, sm. ivorypeg.
Fichu, sm. neckerchief. ■
Fictif, vc, flclitious, imaginary.
Fiction, sf. fiction, lie, story.
Fictivement, ad. fictitiously.
Fidei-comnii» , sm. trust.
Fidèle, a. s. lailhful, lovai, true,
Fidèlement, ad failhfully.
Fidélité, sf. fidelity; failhfûl-
ness, loyally.
Fief, sm. fief; tenure.
Fieffé, e, a. arrant. regular.
Fieffer, va. to enfeoff. [tj, liile.
Fiel, s»!, gall, malice, cnimosi-
Fiente, sf. dung.
Fientcr, i>/i. lo dung.
Fier, va. lo trust; BEtrust. [in.
Fier (se), vr lo rely on ; tru>l
Fier, c, a. proud; loflv, fiercu,
baugbty. •"
Fier a bras, sm. bully.
Fièrement, ad. haugbtily.
Fierté, .s/-, pride, baugblines?,
spirit, arrogance.
Fièvre, sf. lever.
■ ntei'mittcnte, ague fever.
— lente, bcctic fever.
— chaude, a violent fever.
Fièvre (.%voir la), to be in a
fever, to bave an ague.
Fiévreui,se,«. feverish,aguish.
Fifre, sm. fife, fifer.
Figer, va. to congeal, coagulate.
Figue, sf. fig.
Figuier, sm. fig-tree. [figurant.
Figurant, c, s. baliel-dancer,
Figuratif, ve, a. figurative.
Fij(urativcment,a(^. — vely.
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Figaro , sf. figure , form, shape.
Figiii-émcut, ad. Bguralively.
Figurer, en. 10 figure; appear.
Se — ,ur. to imagine, fancy.
Figurer, vn. to look well, rank.
Figurines, sf. figurine, [stream-
Fil , sm. tliread ; wire , edge,
Fîl«ge, sm. spinnîng.
Filament, £»!. filament, tbread.
Fîltmienleux , se, a filameu-
tous, stringy.
Filaudière, sf. spinster*
Filandres, pi. flianders.
Filuudreux, se,a. stringy, wiry.
Filasse, sf. tow ; flax or hemp-
ready to ■* be ' spun. [dresser.
Filassier, sm, flax, or hemp-
Fiiaicur, sm. spinner.
Filature, sf. spinning.
File, sf. file, row.
Filer , va. to * spin, * -wiredraw;
file o[r{as soldier.'^).
Filer, vn. to file off, to purr.
— doux, to be submissive.
Filerie, sf. rope-walk.
Filet, sm. strlng, fillet, net, rid-
ée, tbread (bride); snaffle.
Fileur, se, s. spinner, wire-
Fiiial, e, a. filial. [drawer.
Filijileuieut, ad. fîlially.
Filiation, sf. — lion, descent.
Filière, sf. wîre-drawing iron,
wiuder.
Filigrane,sm. filigrane, filigree.
Fille, sf. girl, inaid,daughter.
Petite- — , granddaughter.
Fillette, sf. young lass.
Filleul, s'in. godson.
Filleule, sf. goddaughter.
Filochc, sf. net, net-work.
Filon, sm. vein in a mine ; Iode.
FiloscUe, sf. floss-silk.
Filou, sm. sharper, pick pocket.
Filouter, va. to pick pockets.
Filouterie, sf. cheating, filching.
fils, sm, son; maie cbiïd.
Petit- — , grandson.
Fillration, sf. straining.
Filtre, sm. filttr.
Filtrer, va. to filter.
Filure, sf. spinning.
Fin, s/', end, aim, ciosej View.
A la—, at last.
Fin, c, a. fine, thin , snhtie, slj,
cunnîng, sharp, nimble.
Final, e,n. final.
Fiualeuicnl, ad. finally,
Finance, sf. finance, cash.
Financier, sm. financial.
Finances, f. pi. finances.
Financer, V. to mise money.
Finasser, vn, to finesse, [ger.
Finasseur, se, a. s. artful dod-
Fiuasserie, sf. finessing.
Finaud, c, a. artful; deep; sy.
Fineuieut,a(i. finely, cunningly.
Finesse, sf. Ëneness, slyness,
delicacy. [len tissue.
Finette, sf. thin cotton or wool-
Finir, va, to finish , to end, to
Finisseur, sm. finisher. [dis.
Fiole, sf. figure, phial.
Fion, sm. finish.
Fioritures, sf, pi. flourishes.
Firmament, sm. firmament.
Fisc, sm. fisc, treasures,
Fiscal, e, a. lÎFcal.
Fissure, sf, fissure, crack.
Fistule, sf. fistula, ulcer.
Fistiileux, se, a. fistulous.
Fixation, sf. — tion , appoia-
ting,fixing.
Fixe, a. fixed, steady, set.
Fixement, arj. fixedly, steadily.
Fixer, va. to * fix ; setlle ; deter-
Fixité, sf. Ëxity. [mine.
Flaclie, sf. llaw, hole in a road<
Flacon, sm. îlask, smellingc
botile.
Flagellation, sf. flagellation.
Flageller, va. to flagel late.
Flageolet, sm. flageolet, kidney-
bean.
Flagorner, vn. to fawn upon.
Flagornerie,fawning. [cophant.
Flagorneur, se, s. a toady. sy-
Flagrant, c, a. flagrant.
Flair, sm, smelling, scent.
Flairer, va. to * smell; ' scent
Flambant, e, a, blazing.
Flambe, sf. flag (a Dower).
Flambé, e, a, singed; undone.
Flambeau, sm, flambeau, c»tt-
dlestick, light.
Flamber, va. to singe.
—, vn. to blaze, flash.
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dFlambcrge, sf, rapier, sword.
Fiaiubojaut , c, a. flaming ,
glistering.
fflambojer, vn. to blaze. Dame.
Flnmme* sf. Came, ship's pen-
dant.
Flatnmèclie. s/". Dake of fîre.
Flan, sm. custard, planchet.
Flanc, sm. flank, side.
Flanchet, sm. part or a sir-
loia of heef.
Flauilrin,«m.lonf;hacke(J fellow.
Flanelle, sf. flannel.
Flâner, D)i. 10 louDge ; saunter.
Flânerie, sf. louDging; saunter.
Flâneur, se, S. lounger, saun-
terer.
Flau<|ner, va. to ûank ; deal
(a blow).
Flaque, sf. puddle, pool.
Flaqiier, va. to da«h; sluice.
Flasque, a. Paint, flabbj.
—1 sf. powder-horn.
Flatter, va. to flalter ; please;
favour; charm;fawn upon; coax;
wheedle. [fclf.
Flatter (se), vr. to flatter one's
Flatterie, s/, flattery, fawning.
Flatteur, se, a. S. flattering,
flatterer.
Flatteusenient, ad. Datteringly.
Fléau , sm. flail , plague, scale-
beam, bar. [point.
Flèche, sf. arrow, stiteh, team,
fPléchïr, V. to ' bend ; move;
bow; assuage. [bending.
FIéchissenien«,STO. génuflexion,
Fléchisseur, sm. flexor.
Flegmatique , a. — tic , grave.
Flegme, sm. phlegm, coolness.
Flétrir, V. to * fade; blemish ;
brand; sully.
Flétrissure, sf. withering, stig-
ma, fading, blight, brand.
Fleur, sf. flower, blossom.
— de farine , fine flour.
— de lis, flower-de-luce.
Fleuraison, .cf. blowing ; efflo-
rescence.
Fleurdeliser, va. to mark with
a flower-de-luce.
Fleuré , e, a. flory.
Fleurer, Flairer, vn. to'slselK
Fleuret, s?>!. silk ferret, fenfing»
foil. [gallanlry.
Fleurette, sf. floweret, cajoling,
Fleuri, c, a. flowery.
Fleurir, t>/l. tO blossom ; * blûW,
to flourisii; * thrive
Fleuriste, S. florist. [rUh.
Fleuron, sm. flower; gem, flou-
Fleuve, sm. river, stream.
Flexiliilité,s/'.flexibilit\;pliancj
Flexible, a. flexible, suppio.
Flexion, sf. flexion, defleclion.
Flibustier, sm. filibuster, free-
booter.
Flic-nac, ad. thwick-hwack.
Flocon, sm. flake, flnck, hift.
Floraison, sf. flowering, hiosso-
Floral, e, a. floral. [ming.
Florentine, sf. florentine, figu-
red salin.
Florin, sm. florin.
Florir, vn. to flourish.
Florissant, a. flourishing. '
Floristc, sm. Ilorist.
Flot, sm. wave, tide, float.
A—, ad. afloat.
Flottage, sf. floaling.
Flottaison, sf. (mar.) water-line.
Flottant, e, a. floating, wave-
ring.
Flotte, sf. fleet, float, buoy.
Flotter, ni. to float; fluctuate;
Flottille, sf. flotilla. [hesitate.
Flou, ad. soft, light.
Flouer, va. to deddle-dupe.
Flouerie, sf. diddling; clieat,
Floueur, sm. diddler; cheat.
Fluctuation , sf. — tioD.
Fluctueux, se, a. fluctuons,
unstcady.
Fluer, vn. to flow ; * run.
Fluet, te, o. tender; slim; weakly.
Fluide, a. s. fluid, fluent.
Fluidité, sf. — tj, volabilily.
Flûte, sf. a flûte , pink (a sbip).
Flûte, e,a. soft, fluty.
Flûter, vn. to plaj the flûte;
tipple ; tope.
Flûteur, se , S. piper.
Fluvial, e, a. fluvial.
Flux, sm. flood , tide, flux;
flush at cards. [tion.
FInxion, sf. snelling, inflamma.
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Fol, if. failh, évidence, feally.
Uoune — , sincerity, good faith.
nSaiiTaise — , dishonesty.
Digne do — , truslworlhy.
.«joiiior — , to give crédit tOi
—, sm. foihle, weak side.
Foie, sm. Ii\er.
Foin, sm. hay, choke.
—, int. piih 1 pest 1
Foire, sf, fair, fairinj; looseness.
Foireux, se, a. S. relaxed, pale>
(Fois, sf. lime.
Due — , oDce.
lieux^, twice, two timesi
A la—, at once.
foison, sf. plenty, abundance.
A — , nd. abundantly. [lip'y-
Foisonner, vn. to abouod, mul-
Folâtre, a. playfu!, sportive.
Folâtrer, vn. 10 splay; toy.
Folâtrerie, sf. playing, wanton
Folichonne, a. piayful. [trici;.
Folie, sf. folly, madness, fond-
ness, mania, insanita.
Folio, sm. folio.
Foliole, sf. leaflet; rdiole.
Folle, a. f. vid. Fou.
Follement, ad. madly,fcoIishly.
Follet, te, a. wanton, piayful.
Folliculaire, sm. follicular.
Follicule, sf. folicle. [1er.
Fonaentateur, trice, s. fomcQ-
Fomentation , sf. — tion.
Fomenter, va. to foment; en-
courage.
Foucé, e, a. rich; clever, darlf.
Foncer, va. to botlom; sink; de-
epen.
— ,Dii.to supply furds; fall upon.
Foncier, e, a. land, profoimd.
Foncièrement, ad. tboroughly.
Fonction, sf. funclion, duty.
Fonctionnaire, sm. a fuuctio-
nary.
Fond, sm. bottotn, ground, main
point, back part, end.
Fond en r'>mtile (de), ulterly,
wholly.
— de caic , hold of a ship.
Fondamental, e, a. fundamen-
ta' [raentally.
Fon.^ mentalement, rtd.funda-
Fondant, Oj a, melting.
— sm. flux, for mefals.
Fondateur, trice, s. foundeft
Fondation, sf. foundation , en«
dowment.
Fonde de pouvoir, 5. attornoy.
Foitdement, sm. foundation
base, cause, fundament.
Fonder, va. to found; * lay tha
foundation; base.
Se —, vr. to * be founded.
S'onderie, sf. foundery..
I''ondeur, sm.. founder.
Fondoir, sm. melling-houSB.
Fondre, ra. to mett,*casl*pusb
upon, blend.
Fondrière, sf. a quagmire; bog
Fondrillcs, pi. grounds, sédi-
ment.
Fonds, sm, land, soi), fund}
steck, ground,
Fongeux, se, a. spOBgioux
Fongus, sm. fungus. [cistern.
Fontaine, sf. fountain, sprinç,
a'ouiaiuier, sm. fountaic-maker.
Fontanelle, s/', fonlanel.
S''ontaHge, sf. top-knot.
l'ontc,s/'.melting,castiron,fonti
Fonticule, sf. issue. [font,
S'onts, sm. pi. font, baptismal
l'orage, sm. boring. [etinerant.
Forain, e, a. foreign travellingi
Forban, sm. pirate.
Forçat, sm. a gaiiey-slave.
Force, sf. slrenglh , fortilade,
violence, force, power, magna-
nimity, energy.
De—, violenlly.
Force de (à), by dint of.
Forcé, e, a. forced; constrained
unaturai.
Forcément, ad. forcibly.
Forcené, e, a. mad, in a farj.
Forceps, sm. pi. forceps.
Forcer, vn. to force ; ' break
open; override; violate.
Se — , vr. to do on 'es self vio»
lence; strecht a point-
Forces, sf. large shears.
Forclore, va. to foreclose.
Forclusion, ^<;/. forciosure.
Forer, t'a. tobore; perforate.
Forestier, sm. forester, rang«r>
Forêt, sf. forest.
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Foret, sm. drill ; gimblet.
rorfuii-o, V. 10 Irespass; forfeU.
ForTiiit. sm. heinouf crime.
Pi-fiu!i-e à— , to coiitract for.
Forfiiiiiire- $f. forfeiture; trea-
SOD. [bragging.
Forfaisterio , sf. romancery ,
Forge, sf. forge, smilhy.
Foi'gcable, tbal maj be forged.
Forcer, va. to forge ; ÏQYent ;
coin.
Se — -, vr. to produce; fancj.
Forgeron, sm. blaksmilh.
Forfjeiir, sm. forger, fabricator.
Fci'Iiiuccr, va. to slart (game).
ForloBicicr, va, lo protract, vn.
to gel abead. [oITence.
Foriu:iliser (se), vr, to ' take
Formaliste, ri. s. formalist.
Foruiuliié, sf. formality, forni.
Format, sm. size of a book,
FoB'uiatioBi, sf, forming.
Furiiic, sf. form, sbape, for-
mality.
— i!c eliai>eaii, Crown of a hat.
Formol, le, a, formai, pofitiye;
e^|Jrofs. [positively.
Formellement, ad. formally,
Former, va. to form, * make, *
produce; conçoive; train up.
Se— ,r/-.lo*be l'ormed. [riliie.
Formidable, a. formidable, ter-
Formier. sm. a la^t-makcr.
Formulaire, sm. formulary.
Formule, sf, formule, prescrip-
tion, form.
Fornication, sf. — (ion.
Forniquer, vn. lu fornicale.
Fors, ]ir. save, except, but.
Fort, e, a. slroiig, sloul, bard,
violent, powerfui, robust.
Fort, sm. ma^terpiece; skill ;
main point, fort. [londiy.
Fort, ad. very, very miicb, hard,
Fortement, sir iigly, stoutly.
Forleres»e, sf. furtiess.
Fartili:(nt, e, a. strenglhening.
Forliiicateur, sm. slrength-
Foriincaiiou, sf. — tion. [ener.
FurtiDer, va. to fortify ; streng-
llieii, iiicigorale.
Se fnrtiEer, vr. tO grow
tirons.
Fortin, sm. litlie fort; fortlel.
Fortuit, e, a. forluitous, casusl.
Foriiiitemcnt, ad. lorluitousiy,
casualiy.
Fortune, sf. fortune, luck, con-
dition, destiny, chance.
Fortuné, c, a. fortunate; bappjf,
fr'orum, sm. forum.
Forure, sf. bore of a key.
Fosse, sf, grave, pil, hole>
Basse—, sf, aungeou.
Fosse, S7n. ditch, moat.
Fosse». SOT. peg, faucet.
Fossette, sf. cbuck-hole, dimpla.
Fossile, sm. lossil.
Fossoyage, sm. grave-digging.
rossoyer, va. lo ditch.
Fossoyeur, sm. a grave-digger,
ditcher.
Fou, fol, le, a, mad ; sîlly, very
fond, fooliîh. [cliess.
— , sm. lool ; jester, bishop at
Foiiaee, sf, hearlh-cake.
F€>unse, sm hearih-money.
Fouaille, sf. quarry (reward).
Fouailler, va. to lash , wbip.
Foufire, sf. thunderbolt.
— , stn. large tun. [striking.
Foudroiement, sm. thunder-
Foudroyant, c, a, Ihuuderiag,
drcadful, flashing.
Foudroyante, Sf. rocket.
Foudroyer, va, to fbjndeiii
striko; batler-down, confound.
Fouce, sf. bat fowling.
Fouet, sm, whip, whipcord, rod,
iafh, tail. [flog ; pelt; eut.
Fouetter, va. to*wliip; lasb;
Fouetteur, se, s. a flogger.
Fougade. sf. feugade.
Fougeraie, sf. fern-plot.
Fouscre, Sf. fern.
Fougon, sm. caboose.
FougMe,sAimpetuo«ily; passion;
ardeur, (ire. [nate; spirited.
Fougueux, se, a, Hery; paîsio-
Fouiile,,</'. excavation; digging.
Fouiller, m, to * search;"excd-
vato; dig ; ransack.
Fouillis, sm. confusion.
Fouine, sf. pole-cat.
F'')uir, va. to ' dig; sink a weUi
Foulage, sm. fulling.
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Foulant, e, a. pressing.
l'''o'.ilard, sm. foulard.
Foule, sf. crowd; ihrong ; ful-
ling; mob.
Eu — , ad. in crowds.
Foulées, sf. pi. deer's tracts.
Fouler, va. to tread; to full
trample upon; crush; oppress.
— du drap, to inill clotli.
Se — le pied, etc. to sprain,
Foulerie, sf. ruilery-mill.
Foiileur, .;i)2, luiler; wine-pre5-
Fouloir, sm. fullinj-board.[ser.
Foulon, sm. fuller. [stag.
Foulque, sm. coot faling (of a
FoitU'-re, sf. sprain, fulling.
Four, sm. o-ven; kiln.
Fourbe, sm. cheat, impostor.
— ; a. cliealing, false.
— , sf. imposture, cheat.
Fourberie, s^. imposture, chcat.
iFonrbir, aa. to lurhisli.
Fourbissas;e, sm. furbishing.
Fourbisscnr, sm. sword-cullcr;
lurbisher.
Foiirbissure, sf. furbishing.
Fourbu, c, a. foundered.
Fourburc, sf. foundcring.
Fourche, sf. a fork.
Fourché, a. cloven, splitjforkpd.
Fourcher. r«. to forkout; bi-
furcate ; branch oIT.
Foiircheté, e, a. forked.
Fourchette, sf. fork,breast-bone.
. Fourchon, sm. prongofa fork.
Fourchu, e, a. forked, cloven.
Fourchure, fork, furcalion.
Fourgon, Sîlî.waggon, [ poke.
Fourgonner, va. lo stir the fire;
Fourmi, sf, ant, pismire.
Fourmilier, sm. ant-eater.
Foupmiiîcre,s/. anl-hill; swarm.
Fourmillant, e, a. swarming.
S'ourniillemcnt, sni. tingling;
swarm: g.
Fourmiller, vn, (0 swarm wilh;
Fourna|;e,S)n. baking. [be fullof.
Fournaise, sf. furnace,
Fourneau, sm. slove, kiln, mine.
Fourn(je, sf. batch, baking.
Fourni, e, a. full, tliick.
Fonrnicr, sm. o\en-tender.
Fournil, sm. bakebouse.
Fourniment, sm. powdcr-flask,
equipment. [?upply, afford.
Fournir, va. to lu^ni^.h ; * flnd
— , vn. to contribute .
So — , vr. to be supplied by.
Fournisseur, sm, contraotor,
purveyor.
Fourniture, sf, furnîshing, pro-
vision, trimming, garnish.
Fourrage, sm. fodder, forage.
Fourrager, vn. to forage, rava»
Fourragcur, sm, foragcr. [ge.
Fourreau, sm. case, scabbard,
child's frock.
Fourré, e, n.fur; stuffed; bushedi
—, sm. thicket ; brake.
Fourrer, va. to thrust; * stulT;
to fur; poke. [self, engage.
Se — , vr, to intrude one's
Fourreur, sm. furrier.
Fourrier, sm, quarter-masfer.
Fourrière, s/, green-yard.pound.
Fourrure, s/, fur, serving.
Fourvoiement 9 sm. going as-
fray, errer.
Fourvoyer, vn, to* mislead.
Se —, vr. to go wrong way.
Foutcau, sm. bcech.
Foyer, sm, hearlh; house, seat|
tiring room, focus, centre.
Frac, sm. dress-coat.
Fracas, sm. crash, smash, noise.
Fracasser, va. to * break in
Fraction, s/, fraction. [pièces.
Fractionnaire, a, fraclional.
Fracture, sf. fracture.
Fracturé, e, «.broken.
Fragile, a. frai!, brittle.
Fragilité, sf. — lity, frailty,
britlleness.
Fragment, SMî. fragment.
Frai, sm. spawn, spawning.
Fraîrlicnicnt, ad. coolly, recen»
tly, freshiy.
Fraîcheur, sf, COoIness, fresh"
ness ; floridness.
Fraîchir, vn. to fresTien.
Fraîrie, sf. merry-making.
Frais, fraîche, a. coll , fresb|
new, récent, raw [airt
Frais, sm. cool ; coolness, fresU
— ,pl. charges, expenses.
—, ad, newly, coolly.
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Frnisc,s^ strawberryiruff, frill;
counlcT-finli. [counler-fink.
Fi-niyci-, VI, to [liait; fraise;
Fi-ai>^icr. sm. sliawberry-plant.
Fratsoir, S))), counlor-sink bit.
Framboise, sf. raspberry.
FramboÊscr, V(L lo * give a
taste ol' raspberry [bi:sh.
Frain|joi».ier, sm. raspberry-
Frauc, sm. franc.
Franc, franche, a. free, frank,
mère, arrant, true, bold.
Fr.^llc, ((rf. plainly; quite.
Fraiic-nia^aii. sm. freemason.
Fraiic-tnafoiineric. freema-
Fraiir.iîs. e, 0. French. [sonry.
— , s. Frenc'.iman.
— , Fi(^nch\vom:in.
Francliemeul,atZ. franlily; free-
ly. [corne.
Francliir, va. to * leap over; oyer-
Fraiicliise, sf. immunily ; fiee-
dom ; franlinesi?.
Fr,-)uciser, v(i. to Frenchify.
Se — , vr. to become French.
Fr.i!Bcisc|uc, sf. double edL-ed
axe. [paid.
Franco, ad. po";t-paid; carriage-
Franç ois, sp. Francis.
Frange, sf. fringe.
C'rangcr, va. to fringe.
Fr.Tiiser, e, s. fringe-maker.
Fi'it>]^;|iiiiiG. sf. frangipane.
Franquette (à la), frccly fran-
liy. [ tial, notable.
Frapj>ant, c, a. slriliing; essen-
Fraps^e, 5/. stamp.
— -ninin, sm. bot cockles.
Frappement, sm. striking.
Frapper, va. tn * strike, * smite,
inock, lath.
— €l<i la monnaie, tO Stamp
— tïes m.tius, to*clap. [money.
Se —.Dr. to knock against;
be impressed. [cker.
Frappenr, se, s. beater, kno-
Fratcr, sm. barber, surgeon.
Fraternel, le, a. — nal, bro-
theriv. [nally.
Fraloi-iicllemcut, ad. frater-
Fratcrnïser, vn. to fralcrnize.
Fraternité, sf.— nity; brothfr-
Fralricide,S(n. fratricide, [hood.
Fraude, s', fiaud, decoit, cheat.
Un — ,ad. fraudulenlly.
Frauder, vu. to dcfraud; deceÎTe
— , v>i. lo smiiggle.
Fraudeur, sm. defrauder; smug-
gler.
Fraudulenscnient,fZ(7. frauQu-
luntîy, by fraud.
Frauduleux, se, a. fraudulent.
Frayer, Vn. 10 open, to * shew,
rubagainst,graze,spa\vn, agrée.
Frayeur, s/'.IVight, dread, terrer.
Fredaine, sf. prank ; frolic.
Fredon, sm. tril; quaver.
Fredonnement, sm. humming'.
Fredonner, D?i. tobum an air.
Frégate, s/, frigale. frigate-bird.
Frein, sm. bit, bridie, curb.
Frelater, va. to adulterate.
Frelatcrie, sf. adultération.
Frêle, a, frail ; weak, brittia
Frelon, sm. bornet; drone.
Freluclie, sf. tuft, small tassef.
Freluquet, sm. coxomb; puppy.
Frémir, vn. to sbudder; chal'e;
roar; simmer; tremble.
Frémiss<?ment, sm, bo'lling,
sliudder, shiver, sbivering, agi-
FrÎMie. S)H. asb-tree. [tation.
Frénésie, s/', frenzy, madness.
Frénétique, O.S. frantic.
Fréquemment, ad, frequently.
Fréquence, s/", frequency.
rréquent,e. a. fréquent; usua!.
Fréquentable, a. fréquentable.
Fréqucntalii', ve, a. — tative.
Fréquentation, sf. frequend-.
lion. [fclloweta
Fréquenté, e, a. frequented,
Fréquenter, Va, to fréquent,
\isit.
— , vn. to keep Company with.
Frère, sm, brother;. friar.
— de lait, fofter-brother,
Frcsaic, sf. screech-ow!.
Fresque, fiosco. [pluck.
Fressure, sf, liarslet of a pig,
Fret, sm, freight.
Frétemcut, sm. ths freighting.
SFi'éior, vn. to freigbt.
Fréteur, sm. frcigblcr.
Frétillant, e, ri. frisky; livelj
Frctilleiment, sm, frisking.
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rrétilict-, vn. to frisk; flullcr;
l'rotiii, sin. frj; Irash. [fidgel.
l'rettc, sf. ferrule; boop; collar.
I''re««cr, va. to hoop; coilar.
■''riabilitc, sf. — lity.
Friuble, a. friable, briette.
Friand, e, a. dainty, nice.
— , S. dainty person, epicure. .
Friaudiso, sf. daiatiness, epi-
curism.
Fricandeau, $m. fricandeau.
Fricassée, sf. fricassée.
Fricasser, Va. to squanderaway;
fricassée.
Fricasseur^ sm. a bad cook.
Friclie, sf. land, waste, fallow.
Fricot, siî!. ragoût, siew, hash.
Friction, sf. — tion, riibbing.
Frictionner, va. to rub.
Frigidité , sf. frigidity.
Frigorifique, a. frigorifie.
Frileux, se, a. chilly.
Frimas, srii. rime, îioar frost
Frime, sf. sham, prclence.
Fringant, e, a. frisky,brisk.
Fripe, sf. rag.
Fripé, e, a. tbreodhare, shabby.
Friper, va. to rumple, gobble
up; boit; squander.
Frîperie,s/".rrippery,oldclolhes.
— ) broker's row.
Fripier, e, S. salesman, brocker.
Fripon, ne, a. knave, rogue.
Friponuer, va. to cbeat.
— , vn. to play Ihe rogue.
Friponnerie, sf. knavish Irick,
Frire, va. tO fry.
Frise, sf. freize, flannel.
Friser, va. to curi, crisp; graze,
ruffle, nap.
Frisotter, l'a. to frizzle; becurl.
Frisquette, sf. frisket.
Frisson, sm. shivering, a cold
fit. [ring.
Frissonnement, sm. shive-
Frisouncr, vn. to îViver; sLud-
der ; quake.
Frisure, sf. curling; curis.
Friiilinire, sf. — lary.
Frito, sf. frilt.
Friture, sf. frying; fried food.
Fri\ole, a. frivoious, vain, tri-
fling.
Frivolité, sf. frivolousnesSi
l'ruc, sm. monts habit.
Fi'ocord,sni. nionk.
Froid, e, a. cold; frigid, gmTS.
Froid, sm, cold, coldnoss, indif-
férence.
Froidement, ad. coldly, coolly.
Froideur, sf. ccidness, indiffé-
rence, reserve.
Froidure, sf. cold.
Froissement, sm. bruising
clashing. [ruffle
Froisser, va. to bruise; rumple;
Frôlement, snt.grazing, contact.
Frôler, va. to graze.
Fromage, s?n, checse.
Fromager, e, s. checsemonger.
Fromagerie, sf. , clieesc-dairy
place \\here cbeese is* made.
Fromageux, se, a. chcesy.
Froment, sm. wheat.
Fronientéc, sf. frumentj.
Fronce, sf. gatlier, plait.
Froncentenl,sm.frowuing, kuit-
ting cf ibe braws.
Froncer, in. to galber; knit tha
Froncis, sm. gather. [brows;
F'roude, sf. sling.
Fronder, Va. to sling; stickle;
blâme; criticize, fling. [rious.
Frondeur, sm. flinger; censo-
Frout, sm. forehead; front, as-
Dc — ad. in front, [surance.
Frontal, sm. a frontal, [work.
Frontenti, sm. frontlet, breast-
Froulicrc, sf. fronliers.
Froniisipice, Sm. frontispiece.
Frontou , sm. pcdiment.
Frottage, sm. ruhbing.
Frottée, sf. drubbing. [bing.
Frottement, sili. friction; rub-
Frotler , va. to rub ; drub;
Se—, vr. to fréquent, [bang.
Fi-otteur, se, rubber.
Frottoir, sm. rubbing-cloth.
Froiier, va. to pipe.
Fructifère, a. fructiforous.
Frucliflnnt, c. n. fructifying.
Fructinration, sf. — t on.
FrucliOer, v. to fructify; pros-
per; be fruliful.
Fructueusement, ad. SUCCesS-
fully, fruilfully.
FUN
13b
FUY
Fructueux, se, a. fruilful, lu-
crative.
Frugal, e, a. soDer, frugal,
Friignicment, ad. frugaliji
ffrugafîté, s^ frugahty.
Frugivore, a. frugi\orous.
Wruit, 5Hî, fiuii; advantage, pro-
fit, effect, result. [loft.
>IFruilerie, sf. fruitery, fruit-
Fruilier, ère, o, fruit, s. frui-
Frusquin, sm. ail. [terer.
Fruste, n. defaced ; broken.
Frustratoirc, a, — tory.
Frustrer, va. to frustrate; balk.
Fugitif, »e, a. s, fugilivei
Fugue, sf. fugue.
Fuie, sf dovecote. [retreat.
Fuir, vn. to * flj; * run away;
— -tn. to fly from; i-bun.
Fuite, sf. iiiglji; évasion; escape;
IcakiDg, subterfuge.
F'ulgiiratiou, sf. — tion.
Fuligiueux, ee, a. fuliginous,
tiuskj. [dering.
rulii.iiiaiit,e,n.fulminaiit;tliuii-
Fuluiiuatiou, sf.— tion.
Fuluiiuer, v. to fulminate;
thundcr.
Fumage, sm. lackering.
Fumaut, c, a. smok.ng, fuming.
Fumécjs/. smoke, fume, vapour.
Fumer, u, to smoke; duug:
rceke; fume.
Fumeron, sm. smoking-coal.
Fumet, sm. flavour, tasie.
Fumeterre. sm. fumitory.
Fumeur, sm, smoker.
Fumeux, se, a', smoky, fumy
heady. [1^,11.
Fumaer, sm. muckjdurg; dung-
Fumigateur, si», lumigatûr.
Fumigation, sf. — lion.
Fumigatoire, a. fumigalory.
Fumiger, vu. to fumigale.
Fumiste, sm. chimney doctor,
Fumivore, a. lumivorou-,
Fumoir, sm smoking-room.
Fumure, sf. manure.
Funambule, sj7i. rope-dancer.
Fuuébre, a. funereai, di>mal,
mournful. f'cquics
Funeste, a. fata.; dismal,
Funestemenl, (7(/. lalallv.
Funiculaire, 0. fuuicular.
l'uuin, sm. rigging.
Fur _ au fur et à iticsurei
as Eoon as.
Furet, sm. ferret.
Fureter, v. to ferret; 'search.
Fureteur, sm. ferreter; prycr.
1 ureur, sf. furty, rage, madnU.
ïuriijonil, e, a. s. furious; mad
Fur.e, sf. fury; rage. [sivcl,
Furieusement, ad, furioublî
excessively. ■
Furieux, se, a. mad, furious:
prodigious, raging,
Furoiicle, sm. furuncle; 'joil.
Furtif, ve, a. furtive, viandes-
!in;_Eieaill]y. |;(i,i|y,
J'_urtiTci„ent,nrf.rur'.ceIy, steal-
l'usaiu, s))z. spindie-iree.
Fuseau, sm. spindie; bobbin,
ï'uscc, sf. spindiefull, rocket,
squib, fusée.
Fuser, vu. to fuse; melt.
Fi^sibilité, sf. — lity.
Fusible, a. fusible.
Fusil, sm. firelock, box, steel,
f.er.-e à -, sf. Uint. [gun.
Fusilier, i))î. fusileer.
Fusillade, s/, discbcirge of mus-
l-usiller, l'a. to sLoct. [ketry.
Se ~,vr. to fire at eochotlmr.
Fusion, sf. fusion ; melting.
Fustel, stn. fustate.
Fustigation, sf. flcgging.
Fustiger, va. to wbip ; tlog.
Fût, sHî. gun-stock, shaft of a
pillar, cask, staff.
Futaie, sf. forest, trees.
Futaille, sf. cask, barrel.
Fuiaiue, sf. fustian.
Fulaiuicr, s)ïi. fustian-weavcr.
Fuie, c, a. crafly, cunning, sly.
Futile, a. Iriflins, vain, futile.
Futilité, s/. fulUily, vanitj.
Futur, e,,i. future, s. inlcnded
(liusband, wife).
— sm. future, fulurily.
Fuyuut, e, a.flying, fading, t^pa-
ring.
Fujarii.sm. fugitive, vild.
— ". lt;-iUve
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Gabare, sf. lightor, transport!
Cnbarer, sf. to seuil.
Knbari, sm. model (ofa ■vessel).
Gnbarîer, sm. lighterman.
Gabelle, sf. gabel; sait-store.
Gabion, s?n. gabion. [biens.
Gabîouucr, un. to COTerwilh ga-
Gâcbc, sf. staple, wall-book.
nâcher, va. to mix; rinse Mnen.
Gûchclte, sf. tumbler-sl.iy of a
lock. [labourer.
Slâcheiip, sm, Bungler, mason's
Gâclictix, se, a. splashy, sloppy.
Gûcbis, sm. slab, splash, mess.
G::(t<>iiar<I, sm. nightman.
Cndone, sf. night-soil.
Gaffc,s/'. boat-hook. [g^ÔS.
Gage, sm. pawn, token, plcdge,
Gagei-, t'rt. to hiro, to bet.
Gagei-îe, sf. seizure orgoods,
GagcHi-, se, s. tettCr,
Gagiste, sm. per-.on hired.
Gngnage, sm. paslure-ground.
Gaguaut, c, s, a winning, gai-
ning.
Gastie-îleniep,sm.day-labourer.
— paîu , livelibood.
— pclit, kniwes grinder.
Qogiicr, va. to*get, gain, *wîn,
carry, reach, earn, bribe, im-
prove.
Gagner (se), vr. to be calching.
fôai, e, a. gay,mcrry, lively.
Gaiement, ad. merrily, gaily.
Gaieté, sf. gaiety, mirth, chêer-
fulness.
Gaillard, c, a. merry, brisk,
tipsy, gallant, bold, pleasant.
Gaillard tfavant, sm. lore-
castie.
— d'arrière , quarter-deck.
Gaillarde, sf. wantoD, gay wo-
man, bourgeois (a type).
Gaillardement , ad, mcrrily,
blunlly boldly.
Gaillardise, sf. fi'0lic,gaiely.
Gain, sm. gain, lucre, profit,
winning.
Gatne, sf, sheath, case.
Gatnicr, sm. shealh malcer.
Gala, sm. gala, grand party.
Galamment, ad. gentcely, c!»>
\erly; gajlantly.
Galant,e,rt.gallant,honestpolite.
— sm. spark; gallant. fguo.
Galanterie, s/', gallanlry, intri-
Galantine, sf. snow-drop.
Gulbaniim, sm. — num.
Gale, sf. the iich, the mange, flia
Galbe, fim. sweep, curve.[scab»
Gale, s/, ilch; mange of dogs.
Galée, sf. printer's galley.
Galène, sf. galena, plumbago.
Galère, sf. galley. [way.
Vogue la — , corne \hat coma
Galerie, sf. gallery, corridor,
foot-hoard.
Galérien, sm. galley-slave.
Galet, sjn. shuQe-board pcbble,
Galetas, sm. garret. [shinglo.
Galette, ■ç/'.bulter pasle,damper.
Galenx, se, a. itchy, scabby.
Galiraalrcc, s/', hotck-potch.
Galimntias,sm. rigmarole; non-
Galion, sm. galleon. [sensa.
Galiotc, sf. galliot.
— ù bombes, bomb-Tcetch.
Galipot, sm, galipot ; whif.a
rosin.
Galle (noix de), sf. gallnut.
Gallican, c, a. gallican.
Gallicisme, sut, — cismi
Gulliqiie, a. gallic.
Galoche, sf. galoshe.
Galon, sm. lace, gallon, gimp.
Galouuer, va. to lace.
Galop, S))!, gallop.
Galopade, sf. galloping.
Galoper, DU. to gallop.
Gulo^iin, sm.errand-boy, ro£ae.
GnU-aniquc, a. galvanic.
Galvaniser, va. to galvanizo.
Galvanisntc, sm. galvanism.
Galvauo-cicctriiine, a. gai'
\ano-elcctrIc. Jplasiics.
Galvanoplastie, sf. gaivano-
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finniliailo, s/', gambsl.
«iliiuibailcr, i;/i. lo g.nnjbol.
<^amliillcr, vil. to kick about.
(Jumelle, sf. wooden bowl,
f^aïuiii , sm. streel boy.
aau,ine,sf lissy; gipsj.
tj*aninie^ sf. gamut.
Ganache, sf. lower jaw cf a
korse, lilockhead; doit.
Gauglion. sin, ganglion.
Uaiigrèuc, sf. gangrené.
Caiigréner (se), vr. to gan-
grené, canker.
«an grcn cm, se, «.gangrenons"
iàapsc, sf. loop,cora.
«iaii», sm. glove , gauntlet.
Humé, e.a. glo\ed.
«antclé, e, sf. foxgloTe.
«;anlel,ct. S))!, gau nliet.
Ganter, l^fl. to* glove.
Se—, î;}'. lo put on one's gloTes.
Ganterie, bf. glove trade.
Gantier, e, s. a giover.
Garançagc. sm. madder-dyiDg.
Garance, sf. maddcr.
Garancer, va. to madder.
Garant, sm. warranter; guaran-
tr.', surrtty.
Gni-aniie, sf. warranty.
Garantir, va. to warrant ; pro-
tect; assure; secure, fhelter.
Se—, to sheller one's self.
Garce, sf. strumpet.
Garcette, f. gaskel.
Garçon, S7n. boy, bachelor ,
journeyman , wailer, lad.
Gartle, sf. guard. keeping nur-
se, watch; care; waid.
Corps do — , guard, bouse*
Garde, sm. keeper, warden,
— bois, forest-keeper.
— boutiqne, old sbop-keeper.
nnfashionable wares.
— cliauipctre, sm, field-kceper.
— chasse, s)ii. game keeper.
— côte, sm. coast-guard.
— du coi-ps, life-guard.
— feu, a tireguard-fender. [e!c.
— fou, parapet, Landrail,quaj's,
— magasin, store-kceper.
— Dialaiie, s. sicl;-nurse.
— manger, larder, sale, [dilto.
— »cublc,\vardrobc,ycomaD, of
Gardc-nnppc, sm . fable-mat.
— robe , sf. wardrobe ; water-
closet.
Gai-der, v. to * keep, * take
care of; shield; nurse.
Se — , to ' keep; beware.
Garde de* sceaux , the keeper
of the seals.
Gardeur, se, s. a herd; keeper.
Gardien , ne, s. guardian, pro-
GaraJon, Sî)ï. roach. [tector.
Gare, int. look ont; '.ake care.
— ■ sf. fcasin, slalion.
GareiiBie, sf. warren.
Garer (se), to *take care; stand;
moor a beat.
Gargariser (se), vr. to gargle.
Gargarisme , sm. gargling;
gargle. [house.
Gargote, sf. cheap eating-
Gargotier, e. S. paltrj victu-
aller, bad cook.
Gargouille, sf. a gulter-spout.'
Gargouillement, sm. grum-
bling in the bonels.
Gargouiller, vn. to dabbic;
paddie. [tmg.
Gargouillis,s)n.Eplashing; spou-
Gargoussc, s/.cannon-cartndge.
Garnement, sm, «OrthleSS; lel-
low; scamp.
Garnir, va. to furnish, trira,
store, adorn, garnish,bind;rig.
Se—, vr. to provide one's self;
Garnison, sf. garrison. [fill.
Garuisseur, sm. trimmer.
Garniture, sf. furniture, gaf«
nisbincnt, sel; rigging.
Garou, sm. spurge-laurel.
Garrot, withers; packirg-stick.
Garrotter, ra. to*bind; pinion
Gars, sm. younker, stripiing.
Gascon, sm. gascon; biagger.
Gasconnade, sf. gasconade.
Gaseonncr, vn. to brag.
Gaspillage, sm. spoiÙng, was-
ting, Lspoil.
Gaspiller, vu. to -naste ; *
Gaspilleur, se, s. spendlhrifti
Gastralgie, sf. gaslra.gy.
Gastrique, a. s. gastnc.
Gastrite, sf. gaslntis.
Gastronome, sjH. gastronomisU
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tiastroiiomie, s/. — my.
Castronomique, a. — mie.
Gate-niétier, sm. a spoiltrade.
— papier, sm. scribbler.
— sauce, sm. sorry cook.
— tout, sm. spoil-all.
Gâteau, sm. cake. «
— J^^ niiel, honey-comb.[corrupt.
Gâter, va. to* spoil, waste, mar,
Se—, vr. to taint; be spoiled.
Gâterie, sf. fooli-h indulgence.
Gateur, se, s. spoiler, waster.
Gauche, a. left, awkward.
Gauchemeut, ad. awkwardly.
Gaucher, «, a. s. left handed.
Gauchvriu, sf. awkwardness ;
blunder.
Gauchir, vn. to * turn aside ;
dodge ; warp.
Gauchissement, sm. easting,
Gaude, sf. woad. [warping.
Gaudir (se), vr. to* liave some
Gaudriole, sf. coarsejote. [l'un.
GauCTrc, sf. lioncycomb ;paslry,
Gauffrer, va. to goffer. [waftir.
GauOi'ciir, sm. gcfferer.
Gaiiffrier, sm. waffle-iron.
Gauffrure, sf. golTering.
Gaule, sf. switcii, pôle.
Gauler, vil. to ' beat williapole.
Gausser (se), vr. to jeer; ban-
Gausserie, sf. jeering, jest.[ter.
Gausseur, se, s.jeerer.
Gairutte, sf. gavot (daucfi).
Gas, sm. gas.
Gaze, sf. gauze.
Gazé, e, a. veiled.
Gazelle, sf. gazelle.
Gazer, va. to coTer with gauze ;
Gazctier, sm, gazelteer. [veil.
Gazette, sf. gazette ; nowspaper.
Gazîcr, siu. gauze-maker.
Gazomètre, sm. gazometer.
Gazon, sm. grass; turf.
Gazonuemeut, sm. turfing.
Gazouncr, va. to turf.
Gazonucux, se, a. turfy.
Gazouillemeut, stn. warbling,
purliiig
Gazouiller, V7i. to warble ; purl,
Gazouillis, .sm. warbling. [cliirp.
Geai, sm. jay.
Géant, e, s. giant, giautess.
• Ticlienne, Sf. genenna.
Geindre, vn. to whine : moan.
Gélatine, sf. geiatin.
Gélatineux, se, a. gelatinous.
Gelée, sf. frost,jelly.
Geler, va. to * freeze.
Geler (se), vr. to freeze; con-
Gcline, sf. hen. [geai
Gelinotte, sf. barn-door fowl.
Gémeaux, sf. pi. Gemini.
Gémir, vn. to groan ; lament;
wail. [ting
Gémissant, (T.groaning, lamen-
Gémissement, sjn. groan; moan.
Gemme (sel), 50!. rock sait.
Gênant, e, a, troublesomme,
uneasy, tedious.
Gencïve, sf. gnm.
Gendarme, sm. gendarni;afer-
magant; pollce-man; pLsparks,
spots.
Gendarmer (se), vr. to fly info
a p.îssion.
Gendarmerie, sf. gendarmery,
Gendre, sm. son-in-law. [police.
Gêne, .ç/. rack, pain, constraint.
Généalogie, s/, genealogy, pe-
digree.
Généalogique, a. genealogical.
Généalogiste, sm. — gist.
Gêner, vn. to clog ; constrain ;
inconvenience ; cramp ; straiten.
Général, sm. a gênerai, chief.
— , e, a. gênera).
Eu — , ad. in gênerai.
Géuéralat, sm ganeralsbip.
Générale, sf. gênerai (beat of
drum). [gênerai.
Généralement, ad. — rally, in
Généraliser, v. generalize.
Généralissime, sm. a genera-
lissimo. [neral remarks.
Généralité, sf. — ty ; sf, pi. ge-
Générateur, trice, s. genera-
Génératif, ve a. — tive. [ting.
Génération, sf. — ti.on : poste-
rity ; production, [!y.
Généreusement, ad. generous-
Généreux, se, a. gênerons, no-
Générique, ((. — ricaJ. [ble.
Géaiéro^lté, sf. geuerosity.
Genèse, sf. Genesis.
Genêt, sin. broom, furze.
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Senet, $m, jennet.
Gcuette, sf. genêt; ring-Curb bit.
neiicTrier) s?n. juniperlree.
4icuîe,6Y. gcnius; spiijt; temper.
bcnièvre, S7n, Juniper, gin.
fàeiiissi'^ sf. heiferi
tiléuital, e, a. genilal.
Géiiitir, sm. genitive case<
Ccuiiure, sf. offspringi
tiiciioii, sm. knee.
tiSciiouiller, snt. knee-pieCS.
(>eiiouillére,sA knee-piece boot-
top. [gender, species.
Genre, sjn. genus; kind, style,
Gens.s/'^j/.folks, peopleserfanls.
tient, «/T nation ; race.
Cent, e, a, neat ; prelly.
Gentiane, sf. gentian.
Gentil, s?/^ bealhen, gentile.
— le, a genteel, pretly.
Genliibouiixie, siH. gentleman,
noblemaii. [try.
Ccutilhomnicric,^^. small i;eQ'
Gentilhommière, sf. couulry
squire's bouse.
Gcntilitc, s/, tbe beathendcm,
heathenismi [squire.
Genlïllâtre, sm. poor counlry-
Gculillcsse, sf. genteelness;
prelty speecb, pretly Irick.
Gentiment, ad. prettily ; grace-
fully.
GenuOexion, sf. génuflexion.
Géoreuti'ique, «. — trie.
Géographe, sjn. — pher.
Géographie, sf. — phy.
Géographique, a. — pbical.
Geôle, sf. gaol.
Geôlier, ère, s, gaoler; gaolcr's
Géologie, sf. geology, [nife.
Géologiqaie, a geoiogicait
Géologue, s. geologist.
Géomancie, sf. geomancy.
Géomctral,e, «. geometrical.
Géomètre, sm. geometer.
Géométrie, sf. — try.
Géométrique, a. — trical.
Géométriquement, ad. — cally.
Georgiquee, sf. pi. Georgics.
Géranium. 6')'i. crane's bili ; gé-
ranium.
Gérant, sm. manager, director.
Gerbe, sf, sbeaf.
Gci'her, va. to bind in sheaves;
set caslis onc on anollïer.
Gerboise, sf. jerboa.
Gercer, V. to chap; * C\aclt.
Gerçure, sf. chap, cleft, crevice.
Gérer, va. to manage ; conduct.
Gerfaut, sm. gerfalcon.
Germain, e, a. germain.
Cousin — , first cousin.
Germanique, a. germanîc»
Germanisme, sm. gcrmanism.
Germe, sm bud, shoot, gcrm;
treadic» [shoot; * sprout.
Germer, v>i. to * germinate;
Gcrnïinatiou, — tiOD.
Germais, sm. steeping-CÎSlerB.
Gérondif, sm. gerund.
Gésier, sm. gizzard.
Gésir, vil. to • lie.
Gesse, sf. thickUng.velch.
Gestation, s/, gestation.
Geste, sm. geslure, movcmenH
—, s. pi. exploits, feats; tricks.
Gesticulateiir, sm. — tor.
Gesticulation, sf. — tion.
Gesticuler, vn. gesticuiate.
Gestion, sf. management,
Gibhcux, se, a gibbons.
Gibbon, sm. gibbo.
Gibbosité, sf. gibbosity.
Gibecière, sf. game-bag ; jug-
gler's bag, satcbel.
Gibelotte, sf. stewcd rabbit.
Giberne, sf. cartridge-box.
Gibet, sm. gibbet.
Gibier, sin. game.
Giboulée, sf. shower.
GIboyer, va. to fowl, shoot.
Giboyeur, sm. fowler. [game
Giboyeux, se, a, abounding Ie
«^ifOe, sm. buffet, cuff, How.
Gigantesque, rt.gigantic. [game.
Gigot, SHi. leg of mutton, leg;
shank.
Gîgotter, un. to* kick about.
Gisue,sAJig.
Gilet, sm. waistcoat, ■ves\. [ker,
Giletier, ère, s. waistcoat-ma-
Gille, sm. clown; simpleton.
Giiublette, sf. ring, biscuit.
Gingembre, S»), ginger. [short,
Giiiguet, te, if. poor, weakj
Girafe, sf, girare, camelespard.
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fàlrandolc, sf. girandolo.
GiroHc, sm. clove.
(iii'onpo, sf. gilljflower.
Gii-oniei-, s»i. clove tree.
Gii'oii, sm. lap, pale, piron.
Ciii-oiieUe, sf. weathercock.
(ïisuut, e, (/.. lyiug.
Gisement, sm. bearing.
Gît, cit-gît, liere * lies.
Gîie, sm. liare's form; resting
place ; layer, stratum.
Gtlei-, vn. to ' lie ; lodge.
Gi»i-e, sm. rime, hoar-frost.
Glubre, sm. glahrous ; smooth.
Glaçant, e, a, treezing; cuttinï;
piercing.
Glace, sf. ice, glas?, Dow-coM-
ness ; chilliaess; looking-glass;
glazing. [glaze.
Glacer, un. to * freeze, to cliill,
Glaccur, sm. calenderer,
fiâlaclal, e, o. frozen, sharp.
Glacier, sm. glacier ; ice-dealer;
plate-glasî-maker.
Glacière, sf. ice-house.
Glacis, sm. glacis; slope.
Glaçon, sm. icicle, pièce «f ice.
Gladiateur, sm. gladiator.
Glaïeul, sm. gladiole, corn-flag.
Glaire, s/. glair, while of an egg.
Glaireux, se, a. slimj, glairj.
Glaise, s/, clay; loara.
Glaiser, t;«. to'clay; loam.
Glaiseux, se, a. clayej; clayish.
Gluisiére, sf. clay-pit.
Glaive, sm. sword.
Glanage, sm. gleaning.
Gland, sm. accorn, gland ;tassel.
Glande, s/, gland; kernel.
Glandé, e, a. baving swelled
Glandée,s^. forest-mast. [glands.
Glandule, s^. small glandule.
Glanduleux, se, a. glandnlous.
Glaner, va. toglean* pick up.
Glaneur, se, s. gleaner.
Glanure, sf. gleaning.
Glapir, vn. lo yelp, lo squeak.
Glapissant., o, a, sgucaking ,
sbri!l. [barking,
Glaiiisscnient, sm. yelping;
Gins, sm. toliing; knell.
Glauque, a. glaucous
Glèbe, sf, glebei £Oil>
G lis
sf. slip, slipping,
«Glissant, e, a. slippery. [slide.
Glissement, sm. sllppiug.
Glisser, du. to * slip, slide;
glance.
Se—, vr. to * slip, creep in.
Glisseur, S7n. siider.
Glissuirc, sf. slide.
Globe, sm. globe; sphère; orb;
Globule, sî)i. globule. [bail.
Globuleux, se, a. globuious,
giobiilar. [nour.
Glaire, sf. glory, auréola ; ho-
Gloria, sm. coffee and brandy.
Glorieusement, ad* gloriously.
Glorieux, se, a. glorious;os-
tenlalious. [or womar.
Glorieux, se, S. proud man
Glorification, sf. — tion,
GloriOer, va. to glorify. [of.
Se—, va. to glory in ;be proud
Gloriole, sf. petty-glory. [rody.
Glose, sf. gloss, comment, pa-
Gloser, VH. to gloss ; inlerprel ;
comment.
Gloseur, sm. censurer, carpen
Gli>ssaire, sm. glossarj.
Glossogra|lhe, Sm. — pher.
Glotte, sf. gloltis.
Glouglou, sm. gurgling.
Gloussement, sm. clucking.
Glousser-, v)i. lo cluck.
Glouton, e, a. gluttonous greedy.
— , s. glulton, greedy-gut.
Gloutounemeut, ad. glutto-
nously.
Gloutonnerie, sf. gluttony.
Glu, sf. bird-lime.
Gluant, e, a. glulinous ; stickj»
Gluau, sm. lime-twig.
Gluer, lia. to make sticky.
Glumc, sf. busk.
Gluten, sm. gluten.
Glutiueux, se, a. glutinous,
Guouie, sm. gnome. [viscid.
Gnouiiquc, a. sententious.
Gnomon, Si?!, gnomon.
Guomonir|uc, s/*. dia11in.g.
Go (tout do go), without an)
ceremony, [eu p.
Gobelet, sm, goblot, içglerls
Gobelins, )n. pi. manuiactory oî
tapestry in Paris.
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Gobe-muuvbes,sin. fl;-catcher;
sinip!elon.
Ciabcr, va.io gulp; nab,toswaI-
low, catch.
Goberger (se), ur, lo banter;
take one's ease.
Gobeter, va. to points a wall.
Gobeiir, se, s. guiper; swal-
lower.
obillnrd, S7n. stave-wood.
odailler.rn. totipple; fuddle.
otlclcireati, sni. lop, beau.
odeuot,siii. a juggler's puppet.
Oder, vn. to puckcr; bag.
odcl, s?)i. a iillle cup horn;
bovvl ; drip-cup; bucket.
Godiclje, a. awkward; UDgaînIy,
Godichou, ne, a. silly.
Godiller, vn. to seuil.
Godiveati, s)n. force-meat pie.
Godroii, sm. round-plait; go-
droon.
Godroiiner, va. to round-plait.
Goélette, sf. schooner.
Goëuion, sm. sea-weed.
Goguille, sf. merry-making.
Gogo, in clover, [jeering.
Gogiicnartl, e, a. bantering,
— , s. jeerer; banlerer. [ter.
Gogiieuarder,rn. to jeer ; ban-
Gogiieites. sf. pi. raerry story;
pleasure paity.
Goiufre, sm. gormandizer.
Goiufrer, VI). to gutlle.
Goinfrerie, sf. gultling.
Goitre, syn. goitre.
Golfe, sm. guir.
Gomme, sf. gum.
— arabique, gum arable.
— élastique, india rubber.
— giitte, garaboge.
Gommer, va. to gum. [mous.
Gommeux, se, a. gummy, gum-
Gommier, sm. gum-tree.
Gond,s»i. hinge, hook.[eye-cup.
Gondole, s/', gondola; eye-bath;
Gondolier, sm. gondolier.
Goufaloiinier, sm. gonralonier.
GouOemeul. s»i. swelling, puf-
fing. [pul up.
Gonfler, ru. to swell; inflate; *
Gouorrhée, sf. gonorrhea.
Gordien, am. gordian.
Goret, sm, porket ; <Brtj fellow
hog.
Gorge, sf. throat, neck, gorge,
boEom, gullet, défile; pass.
Gorgée, sf. mouthfui; sup.
Gorger, 171. to gorge; ram; cloy
Se—, t')'. to gorge, one's self.
Gorgerede, sf. gorget ; tucker.
Gorgeriu, SiH. neck-plece, goE"
get. [ loicri .
Gosier, sm. throat, guliet^
Gothique, a gothic.
Gouaebe, sf. water-colours
Goudron, sm. tar.
Goudronnage, S7n, tarriog.
Goudronner, va. to tar.
GouiTre, sm. gulf.
Gouge, sf. gouge.
Gouger, va. to gouge.
Goujat, sm. camp-follower;
drudge; low blackguard.
Goujon, sm. a gudgeon dowel.
Gaulée, sf. large moulhful. .
Goulet, sm. narrow channel.
Goulot, sm. gullet, neck of a
Goulu, sm. glutton. [bottle.
Goulu, e, a. s. gluttûDOus;
grt^edy.
Goulûment, ad. gluttonously.
Goupille, s/', pin; key.
Goui>illon,sjii.holy-watersprin-
kler; bollle-brufh.
Gourd, e, a. numbedstiff.
Gourde, sf. gourd, piastre.
Gourdin, stn. cudgel; club.
Gourgandine, sf. strunipet.
Gouruiade, sf. cuff; punch.
Gourmand, e, a. S. glutton.
Gourmnudcr, va. tO scold;
rate; chck.
Gourmandise, sf. gluttony.
Gourme, s/. strangleSjhumours;
rigidity.
Gourmé, e, a. curbed; stiff.
Gourmer, va. to curb; druh.
Gourmet, sm. wine-taster; epi»
Gourmette, $/■. curb. [cure.
Gournable, sf. (ma.) tree-nail.
Gousse, sf. pod, husk, shell.
Gousset, sm. fob; gusset, brac-
ket; arm-pit; pocket.
Goût, sm. tasie, palate,
relisb, style, fancy.
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Goûter,^ va. to faste; approuve;
relish; eaf,£mell-, enjoy.
Goûlci', s'", collation, lunclieon.
Goutte, sf, drop, goût, jot.
IS'e voir—,1 [range
* Haie, sf. hedge, lane, row,
* — fi»e, quickset-hedge.
* HaTp, int. gee-ho'.
* Haillon, sm. a rag, tatter.
* Haine, s/'. hatred,erudï8; spite.
* Blaineui,8o, a.fullofhate,spi-
* tlaïr, un.tohate, dislike, [teful.
* ilaire, sf. hair-shirt.
* Haïssable, a. hatefui, odious.
* I9alage, sm, towing.
' Halo, scorching beat ;sunburn.
* Hâlé, c, a. tanned, sunburnt.
Haleine, sf. breath ; wind.
Eu — , in breath; on the alert.
* Halemcut, sm. bauling.
' Hâter, vn. to heave; haul.
* Haletant, e, a. out of breath,
panting.
* Haleter, vn. to pant, puff.
* Haleur, sm hauler.
* Hallage, sm. marketdules.
* Halle, sf. market-place.
'Hallebarde, sf. nalberd.
* Hallebardîer, s??z. halberdier,
* niallier, sm. thicket. [circle.
* Halo , sm. hrîlo , luminous ,
* Halot,sm. rabbit-burrow.
* HIalte, sf. hait, stùp; resiing-
•— int. hait! [place.
* Halte-là, hold there.
* Hamac, sm. hammock.
Hamadryadc, sf — dryad ;
* Hameau, sm. hamlet.
Hameçon, sm. fisb-hook.
Blameçonner, va. to hook.
* Hampe, sf. staff, stalk; lighj
sf 3 sue.
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* naiiap, SI», large cup; bow!.
* lEniicliir, sf. bip, baunch.
* IBniigai-, s»i. shcd ; liovel.
* Iluiiiietou, sin. Maj-bug-.
* IBHiitor, i;;i. to fréquent, baunt.
* IlHiipC: sf. cramp-iroa.
*Ilu|>|ie-chair, jm.fberilT's oT-
ficer ; graspj-all. [omply fop.
IIa|i|icloui*de,s/'.raUe diamoud ;
* Happer, lia, lo • snap; nab.
* llaquouée, sf. nag, ba^kncy.
* lEuiiiict, sm. dray. [speech.
* flaraugue , sf. barangue ,
* Haranguer, D/i. lo harangue.
* Harangueur, sm. haranguer,
fpeaker,
" Haras, sm, breeding-slud.
* HarasijL'iucui, sm. eitreme
fatigue.
* Harasser, un. to barass;weary.
* Harceler, va. to barass; tor-
* Harde, sf. berd of deer. [ment.
* Ilardrr, ca. to leash hounds.
* Hariles, sf. pi. clotbes, apparel.
* Hardi, e, a. bold, impudent.
* Hardiesse, sf. bolduess, da-
* Hardiment, ai^. boldly, freelj.
* ISareiig, sm. herring, sand-
banli. [ season.
Ilareugeaison, sf. nerring-
* Harengére, sf. Dsli-woman.
' Hargneux, se, a, morose,
snarling. [rîcot
* Haricot, Sm. kidney-bean, ha
* Haridelle, sf wcrn-oBt hack
Harmonica, sm. musical glasses
Uarniouie, sf. harmony ; kee
ping. Iniousiy,
llaru]Onieugenient,aa.barmo-
Harmonieux , se, a. — nîous,
mclodious.
Harmonique, a. — nical. [ly.
Uaruiouiqucmeut, ad. — nical-
Barnioniste, Sm. barmonitt.
* Hurnachemeut, sm. harness;
accoutrement.
* Harnacher, t'a. to barness.
* Haruaclieur,s»i.harness-ma-
kcr. [harness.
* Harnais, sm. horse-trappings,
* Haro, sm. bue and cry. [flint.
* Uarpagou, sm. miser, skiu-
* Harpe, sf. harp.
* Harper, ?)n.tograpple ; cJulch.
* Harpie, sf. harpy.
* aiai'pistc, si'it. barpist, harpert
* Harpon, sm. harpoon.
* Harponner, va. to harpoon.
* Hitrponueur,sni. a harpooner.
* Hari, sf. halter; withe.
* Hasard, sm. hazard, lisk|
chance, péril, danger.
Au — , at random.
A tout —, at ail events.
* Hasardé, e, o. hazardous.
* Hasarder, va. to risk, yenture;
hasard.
Se — , Dr. to hazard.
* Hasardcusemeut, n^rbazard-
ousiy. [■venluresome.
* Hasardeux, se, a. hasardons,
* Hase, sf. doe-hare.
* Hûle, sf. baste, hurry.
A la — ,in hasle, hastily. ,
* Hâtelet, sm. small skewcr.
* Ilàier, l'a. to hasten forward.
Se — , to make hasle.
* Hâtcreau, Si?!, broiled liver.
* Halif, \e, a. hasty, early, for-
\\ard.
* Haiiveau, sm. early pear.
* Hâtivement, ad. early.
* Hùtivcté, sf. forwardness,
* Haubaus, sm. pi. sbrouds.
* Haubergeon , sm. sbirt of
mail. [mail.
* Haubert, sm. large coat of
' Hausse, sf. lift, rise (of stocks,
etc.), layer.
* Hausse-col, sm. gorget.
* Haussement, sm. raising.
* — d''épaule9, shrug.
* Hausser, va. to • raise ; rise,
shrug the shoulders.
Se — l'j'.to raise one's self; rise.
* Uaussière, sf. (ma), hawser.
* Haut, e, a. higb, tall, upper
lofly, summit.
* —, sm, height, top, ridga.
* —, ad. bigh, aloud, big.
* Hautain, e,a. baughty, proud.
* Haulaiuement, ad. proudijf.
* Hautbois, sm. hautboy.
* naul-de-cliau88es, sm, 1»'^
breecbes.
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naiite-conti'e, s/, eounter-
tenor. [tertenor.
— taille, treble, alto, coun-
En haut, ad. above, up.
— mal, epilepsy.
nautemeuC,ad. highly, open-
ly, briskly, boldly.
Haiitesse, sf. hig^hness.
Hauteur, sf. height, eminence,
hillock, haugbtiness, boidness,
pride, greatness, full length,
altitude. [start.
Ilaut-le-corps, sm, bound,
Hâve, a. pale, wan.
HâtSi-, V. to scorch.
Havre, sm. haven, harbour.
Havre-sac, srn, knapsack.
Hé! int. t'hl oh 1
Hé bien! n'ell.
Heaume, sm. belmet.
Hebdomadaire, n. weekiy.
Hébergement, S?II. lodging.
Héberger, D«.tD harbour, lodge.
Hébété, c, a. stupiSed.
—, e, s. doit.
Hébéter, lia. to slupify, hebelate.
Hébraïque, a. Helirew.
Ilébraisme, stn. Hcbralsnii
Hébreu, a. s. Hebrew.
Hécatombe, sf. hecatomb.
Hectare, sm. hectare. [me
Hectogramme, sm. hectogram-
Hectolitre, sm. hectolitre.
Hectomètre, sm. hectometer.
Hégire, sf. heeira.
• Hein! int. eh? ehî
Hélas ! int. alas 1
— , s, sigh.
Héler, va. to hail a shlp.
Héliaque, a. heliacal.
Hélice,;/', spiral, hélix, SCrew.
Hélingue, sf. strop.
nélioscope, sm. helioscope.
Héliotrope, sm. héliotrope.
Hellénisme, sm. hellenism.
Belleuîste, sm. hellenist.
* Hem! int. hem 1
némérocale,s/'. day-lily.
Bémicj-cle, sm. hémicycle, se-
micircle.
Héniisplière, snî. "hémisphère.
Hémisphérique, a. — cal.
Bénaistiche, im. hemistich.
HÉR
Hémoptysie, sf. hemoptjiîi.
, S^
lléniorrhoïdal, e, n. — dal.
Hémorrlloïiles, sf. pi.— roid ^
* Hennir, vn. fo neigh. [pilil
* Hennissement, . 9m. neighi
Hépatique, sf. liverwort.
— , a. hepatio.
Heptagone, a — nal.
— sm. hcptagon.
Hepl.trchie, sf. heplarchy.
Héraldique, a. heraldic.
' Héraut, sm. herald.
Herbacé, e, a. herbaceous.
Herbage, sm. herbage, greens
pasturage.
Herbe, sf. grass, herb.
En —, cora in the blade, to h©
a spendlhrirt.
Herber, va. to grass-bleach.
SIerbetle, greensward.
Herbeux, se, a. grassy.
Herbier, sm. herbal.
Herbière, sf. herb-wornani
Herbivore, a. herbivorous.
Herborisation, sf. — zation.
Herboriser, vn. to herbnrize.
Herboriseur, sm. herborizer.
Herboriste, sm. herhorist.
Herboristerie, sf. hcrb-shop.
BBerliu, e, a. grass-covered.
* Hère, sm. poor wretch.
Héré<iiCaire, n. hereditary.
Héréditairement, ad. heredi-
Hcrédilcs/'. inherilance.[tarily.
Hérésiarque, sm, heresiarch.
Hérésie, sf. heresy. [tic.
Hérétique,», s. hercUcal, here-
Hérissé, e, o. bristling ; full of.
'Hérisser, v. to liristle up;
erect, set up.
Se — *, vr. to stand on end.
* Hérisson , sm. hedgedhog;
boltle-drainer. [tance.
Héritage, sm. héritage, inheri-
Hériter, V. to inhcrit; heir.
Héritier, e, heir, heiress.
Hermaphrodite, sm. — dite.
Ilorméiiqiie, hermetic.
nierniétiquement, nd— tically.
Hermine, sf. ermîne.
Hermine, c, n.ermined,
Hermiuette, sf. adze.
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neriiiUage,^??). hermifage.
Hcrmite, sm, hermil, aachoret.
"lEerniaire, a. hernial.
* ISeriiie, sf. rupture, liernia,
* Heriiieux, ne, a. Iiernious.
néi'oï-comiquc, f\heroi-coinic.
néroide, sf. liercid.
Kéroïiie, sf. hercine.
Ocfoïque, a. heroic.
IIçroïc|iicii>eitt, ad. heroically.
lii-roisinc, S)i>. heroifin.
* leéroii, sm. héron, hcronshaw.
* EBci'OiiMcau, jouug lieron.
mëroiBiiière, sf. heronry.
* eicros, sm. hero.
* I9ci'sagc, sni, harrowing.
' llei'sc. sf. harrow; porlcullis.
* ticrger, fa. to harrcw.
nésilation, sf. — lion.
Ilcsiicr, un. to hesitate, waver;
pause; l'aller.
!9v(érocli(o, n. irregular , odd;
uncoulU wihmsical.
fiEéférodoxe, rt. — dox,
ISélci'ocloiie, sf. hclerodoxy.
HEétérogèiie. a. — Eeous,
Slcicrogëiiéilé, f. — ty.
Hî'ire, sj;ï. beech-Uce.
Hciâ! int. hejl s. hay.
Heure, sf. hour, time, moment.
Ton! à P— , presently.
D"heurceii— , eyery hour.
A toute—, at ail limes.
A la Ijoiiue — , so be itt
l>e bouiie — , early.
nciii'cs, sf. prayer-book.
Ueureusenieiit, ad. happlly,
fortunately,
Beui-eux, ac, a. happy.
Heurt, sm. shock; collision.
Heurté, e, o. abrupt; harsh.
Heurter, va. to hil, strike, con-
tradict.
— , i')ï.knocT[,rush, against. [ther.
— , vp. Se — , to run agaiust ano-
Hexaèdre, a. sm. hexahedron.
Hcxagoue, a. hexagonal, sm.
bexagon.
Bcxiimètre, a. hexameteri
lEiiiiiis, sm. hiatus, gap.
' EEibou, s»)î. owl, sullen fellow.
«ic, rub, diffîcujty.
* UideHEement, ad. hldeously
* B8ideux,se.n.hideous,frightrul.
* I!5e, sf. paving-beelle, rammer.
Hiébic, sf. dwarf-clder.
Hier, (id. yesterday.
— au soir, last-night.
* lliérarcliie, sf. bierarchy,
' ïlitTarcliïquc, «.hierarcbical,
* llêôi-nrchîqueineut,aJ. hicr>
archically.
Iliéroglj'iihe, sm. hieroglyphic.
IliérogljpLiquc, a, hierogly»
phical.
liierographie, sf. — phy.
Eiilai'ité, sf. hilarity, cheer-
fuloess.
Hi|>i>odromc, syn. — dromei
eiifiiKigritTc. sm. hippogriir.
iEI|ipo|>olaiiie, sm. hippopo.
liiroiiUoile.s/. snallow. Itamus.
Hisser, va. to hoist; haut up,
lEistoire. sf. bislory, story, taie.
BEistorieu. e, s, bistorian.
BCistoricr, va. to embellish; rç-
Ilistoriette, sf. story; tale.[late*
EEistoriograpLe, sm. historio-
grajiher.
llisiori<(ue, a. hislorical.
nistoriquemeut, ad> historl-
cally. [player.
lEisirion, SOT. histrion; stage-
Hiver, sm. winter.
iBiverunge, srn. ma. winter-
time, \\inlering-piace.
IBiverucr, i;;!. lo winter-fallow.
S' — , Vf. to inure one's self,
tlo! !«;. bol hollal [to cold.
* IBobereau, sm, country-squire,
* IJoc, s)ii. hcck (a game).
t'cla m'est—, I am sure nf it.
* BCoche, sf. nGtcb,nick, [head).
* IBocbc'uieul, sm. tofs (of tbc
* BBociiei>oi , sm. bodge-podge.
* BIocbec[eieuc , sm. wagtail,
* BBorbcr, va. to ' shake; jerk.
* Biocbct, sr/i. a chiid's coral,
rattle.
BBogner, vn, to grumble; growl.
Rloir, si/î.beir.
IBoirie, $/■. inheritance. [Ioo\
Ilolù : (/(/. hoMI stop, bolla
' Blûler, ru. to boot. [(quills).
* IBollauder, va. to bardent
Holocauste, sm, bolocausi.
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Rnmnrd, sm. loljeter.
" If onilirc, sm. omhre (a game).
Iloiuéiio, sf. liomily. [dprcr.
Blnsuiriflp. sm. liomicide, mur-
— . a. liomicidal, murderous.
ISoinilinstc, sm. a writer ol' ho-
milies.
Hcj
âge, sm. bornage; respecl;
pre:
nt.
Glcnimasae, a. manlike, mascu-
line.
illumine^ sm. man, manliind.
— faî*, a grown-up man.
— «!c robe, lawyer.
— d'cpée, sword-man.
— «le lettres, author,
Iloiuœopntlic, s»î. homœopalh.
Sloiiiœopatliic. sf. — thy-
Iloinoeopathiquo, a. — thic.
Sioritœopathiscr, lia. topracUsc
Iiomitopalhy.
S!<M!iogèMe,''n. homoeenoii?,
SSouio^éiiéité, sf. homofreoiis-
ncss." riion.
^ioinologation, sf. confirma-
ESoRioIogiie, 0. homolognus.
iloicinlogiier, va. to con&rm;
homologate.
ISoiiioiij'inc, a. homonymous.
• EEoiigre, a geldcd.
" asoiigrer, va. to geld; eastrate.
Eiongroyeur, S))l. saddl'ers cur-
ricr.
(ioniiêto, a. honesl, modest,
ci-vil, genteel, polilc, courteoiis.
Ilouiiêtemeiit, ad, hnnestly;
ohliginsrly, kindly, modcstly.
ISniiiif-Icté, sf. hone?ly, modes-
ly, civilily, courtpousncss.
ïSoiineiir, sm. honour; crédit,
plory, rcpiilalion, mark of res-
k'airc— , to honour. [pect.
' iCoiiiiir, va. to disgrâce.
!9«EioruI>le, a. honourable.
.^luciide — , public pen^r.V}.
ISosiornblement, ad. boDOra-
bly, respectably
Honoraire, a. honorary.
— , sm. fee, émolument,
Sloiiorer, va.to bonour-, respect,
cneem. [one's self.
S"—, vr. tobo proudof; respect
Bonoriliqne, a. bonorinc.
* llontc, sf. shame. mcdesly, re»
pro.ioh.
Avoir — , to be asnamed,
* BQontciisciuciït, fid. shame*
fully. rccriil, sliarneful,
Ilnnteiix, se, bashPul; disgra-
Ilôpital, sm. liospital, alms-
* llorgiiet, sî?i. hiccough. [housOi
* iBoqiictou, sm. hocqueton;
ycoman of Ihe guard,
Horaire, a. horary.
* Ilorile, sf. horde, gang.
norizon, Sm. horizon.
Elorizotital, p, a. horizontal
esorizoïitalcnipiit, ad. horizon»
Ittorlo^e, sf. clock. [lally,
norlo^cr, sm. a dock orwatoa-
makcr,
norlogerîc, sm, clock-makinj,
watcli-making. ['ving.
Ilormis, pr. except , but, sa-
Iloro^raphie, sf. horography;
dialling.
norospope, sm. — cope.
Horreur, sf. horror, dread, de»
t(i:-tation,rright, antipathy;ug!y
person.
Itorrihlc, (T. horrible; horridj
deteslalile, shocking. [tremely.
Horriblement, ad. — bly, ex-
* Elors, pr. out, except; save.
— de doute, without question.
* Hors-d'œu»re, sm. digres-
sion, outwork, [ri?t,
norticiiltcur, sm. horticultu-
Horticulture, sf. horticulture
Hospice, sm, hospital , alms-
house.
Hospitalier,! j, a. s. hospUable<
Hospitalité, sf. bospitality.
lïospodar, sm, hospodar.
Hostie, sf. host (consecrated
waTer); victim.
WorAlle, a. hostile, Inimical»
Hostileuient, ad. bostilelyi
Hostilité, sf. hostility.
Hôte, sm^ host, landlord, guest|
ipnkcon'^-.
"i-titeic a^ — , ordinary.
nôtcl, sm. hôtel, inn, palace.
— do ville, guildhall , town«
liouse.
Mattre d*— , house>5teward.
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BAtcIier, e, s. hotel-V^eper,
landlord; landialy.
liniellL-rie, if, ina, licsteir;,
■rôtcsse, sf. liostefs, landlalj.
• ISodc, sf. dorsel.
" Ilotiéc, &f. dorserfull.
nonbloii, sin. hop.
Uoublonuière, sf. hop-field.
Ilouc, sf. boe.
Douer, un. lo hoe.
Mouille, sf. pit-coal,
Houillère, sf. coal-pit
Elouilleiir, svi. collier.
Ilouilicux, se, a. coaly.
Houle, sf. swel, surge.
Iloule*te,s/'.crook; eheep-hook.
Hoiileuz) se, (ma.) snellic^,
rough. [fhoul.
Uouper, vn. to whoop; honp;
Houppe, sf. tuft. [great coat.
Houppelaude, sf. a rough
Doupper de la laiiie, to
comb wool.
Houra, sm. burrah.
Hourdage, sm. rcugb-walKng.
Uourder, va. to roughwall.
Houri, s^ bouri. [ting-i\ord.)
Hourvari, sm. uproar (a bun-
Douseaui, sm. pi. spatler-
dasbes. [out ; mcb.
Houspiller, va. to beat; pull;
Doussaie, sf. boly-grove.
Housse, sf. horse-clolb, case
for a cbair.
Ilousser, t'a. to sweep; dust ;
saddie-cloth, hammer-clolb.
Boussetle, «)i. spring-lock.
Uoussiiic, sf, s^>'ilch.
Houssiiier, va. to switcb; cane.
Houssoir, sm. fealber-broom.
Houx, sm. bolly.
Ho^au, 5))^ matlock.
Hublot, sm. (ma.) scu(tle.[bin.
Huche- sf. incading-lbrougb;
Uueher, va. to balloo; \sboop.
Hue! int. bo, gee!
Huée, sf. bootïDg, sboutiDg.
Auer. to. to hoûl aller.
Huguenot, e, s. et a. — DOt.
Uu§;ueuate, s/.pipkin, earthen
nulle, sf, oil. cookiDg-btOïe.
Buile de colza, râpe oil.
Huiler, va. to oil; lo auoint.
naileiix, se, a, oily, greasy.
Huilier, $m. oilman; oilcruet.
Buis, sm. ju. dcor.
A — clos, privately.
Huisserie, sf, door-frame.
Huissier, sm. usher, lipslaiï,
* Huit, a eigbt. [baililT.
* Huitaiu, sm, staDza or eight
ver.'îes.
* Huitaine, sf, eigbt dajs.
* Huitième, a. sm, eigblb.
* Iluiiivmenient, ad. eigbthly.
Huttre, sf. oysler.
* Hulotte, sf. madge-howlet.
Humain, e, a. buman; buniane,
iiod, good natured. [nien.
— , sm, pi. mankiod, morlals,
Humainement, ad, bumanly.
Humaniser, va. to bumanize,
civilize; soflen down.
S' — , vr. to * grow gentle,
sociable.
Humaniste, sm.. — nîst.
Humanité, sf. human nature, ,
bunianity; kindne?s, mildnessi
Humble, a, humble, lowly, rao-
dest.
Humblement, ad. humbly.
Humectant, e, a. huiïiectÎDg,
refreMjing. [teniug.
Humeciatiou, sf. — tion, niois-
Huniectcr, va. to moislcn ,
damp. [in.
* Humer, va. to * sucb up ; suck
Humerai, e, a. humerai.
Uiimcrus, £;;?. bi.merus.
Humeur, sf. humour, teraper,
disposition fancy, nhim, mois-
fure. [wet.
Humide, n.humid, damp, moisi,
Humide, sm. bumidity.
Uumidcnient, ad. damply.
Humidité, s/'. — dily, dampness
Humiliant, e,a. mortifying.
Humiliation, s/', — tion, Difir.
tification. [^'^1-
Humilier, va. lo humble; nior-
S' — , r)'. to humble one's self
Humiiité, s/, humilily, humble-
oess.
Humoral, e, a. humoral.
Humoristes, liumoi isl, peevish.
* Uiiue, sf, (ma), Ihe top.
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* Hunier, sm. (ma), top-sail.
Crniid ' — , main top-sail.
1)>eii( * — , loietope-sail.
* Huppe, s/', puet, lapwing,tuft.
* Huppé, «, a. tulfed, topping.
cunuing. [ a salmon.
Uure, s/, heaa of a boar; joie of
* Uurlcuicul,sm. bowling; jell.
" Uui-Iei-, t'ii. lo ho«l; jell.
Hurluberlu, a. silly, mad.
— , sm. harebrained l'eliow.
Hussard, sm. hussar. [IWe.
Hussarde (à lu), ud. hussar-
Ilittiu, a slubborn, beadstrong.
* liuUe, sf. but, cabin.
Hyacinthe, sf. — cinth.
Hydraulique, (I. sf. — lîc, hj-
Hydre, sf. bjdra. [draulics.
Uydroccle, sf. hjdrocele.
Hydrocéphale, sin, bydroce-
phalus. [namics.
Hydru<lyiiauii(|ue, s/', bydiodj-
Uydrogéue, 4))(. hydi'ûgou.
Hydroijrapbe, sm. bjdrogra-
pher.
Hydrographie, sf. — phy.
Hydrographique, a. bydi'Ogra-
pbic. [mel.
Hydromel, sm. meal , bydro-
Hydromèlre, sm. hydrûnietei',
Hydrophohi*, a. b^drûphobic.
Uydrophobic, sf. bidropbûbia.
Uydropique, a. — pic.
— s. dropsical person.
Pydrojjtîsie, sf, — dropsj.
Hydi'ostatiquc, sf. bjdrosta
Hyène, sf. byeîia.
Hygiène, sf. bj'giene.
Hygiénique, a. bjgienic.
Hygromètre, sm. — meter.
Hymen, sm, bymen.
Hyuiéuéc, sm. wediock.
Hymne, sm. bymn.
Hyperbole, sf. bypcrbola.
Hyperbolique, a. b\perbolicaI .
Hyperboliqucmeut, ad. bjper-
boiically.
Hyperborée, a. — lorean
Uypcrcritique, n. sm. byper-
critîc.
Hypocondre, sm, bjpocbondria.
IBypocondrie,^/'. bypocbûndria.
Hypocondriaque, a. s. bypo-
cbondriac.
Hypocras, sin. hyppocraE.[iion.
Hypocrisie, sf. ^sy, dissiinula-
Hypocriio, a. $. — tical, an
hypocrite.
Hypothécaire, a, of morigage.
Hypiiiliécaireiuent, ad. b;
moi igage.
tlypoihéque, sf. mortgage.
iiypothéquer, va. to mortgage.
SJypothèse, sf. bypolbesis.
Blypothétîque, a, — cal.
Hypothétiqucment, ad, hypo
thttically.
Hypotypose, sf. hypolyposis.
Hjsope, s/', hyssop.
Hystérique, a, Uistedcal.
ïambe, sm. lambus.
lambique, a. iambic.
Ibis, sm. ibis.
Icelui, icelle, ^ro. tbis, that.
Ichueumoii, sin. — mon*
Ichuograpliic,s/'' Icbnograpby.
lchor,SHi. ichor.
Ichoreni, se, u. ichorous.
Ichtyologie, sf. icbthyology.
Icbtyophage, a, s, icbtbyopba-
gous. [place.
Ici, ad. hère, hither, in tbis
D'— j hence, froiu bere.
D'icl-là, by then.
Jusqu^ — , bitberto.
Iconoclaste, sm. — clast.
Iconographie, sf. iconograpby.
Ictère, sm, icterus, jaundice.
Idéal, c, a. idéal, imaginary.
Idéaliser, va. to ideaiize.
Idéalisme, s)n. idealism.
Idéaliste, s. a. idealist.
Idée, sf. idea, notion, conceit,
fancy, tbougbt.
Ident itlcat ion, s/'.identifj cation.
Identifier, va. to identil'y.
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li^cntEqiic, n. identical.
Idcutiqucmcut, ad. identically.
Iileiitilé, sf. id niily.
Idéologie, sf. ideoloiry.
Ifléologue, sm. -. gist.
J<Icg, sf. pi. ides.
Iiliome, sm. dialecl, idioiïi.
liliopathie, sf. idiop.ithy.
Idiot, e, a. s. silly, idiot, ninny.
Idiotisme, sm. idiom, phraseo-
logy. [later.
Idolâtre, a, S. idolafrous, ido-
Idolâtrer, va. to idolize.
Idolâtrie, sf. idolalry, idol.
Idole, sf. idol, statue, slocli.
Idylle, sf. idyl.
if, sm. yew, yew-tree.
Ignare, a. illiterate, ignorant.
Igné, e, a. fiery, igneous.
Igiiicole, s. flre-worsliipper.
Ignition, sf. ignilion.
agnoble, a. ignoble, base, mean.
Ignoblement, ad, ignobly ,
meanly.
Ignominie, sf. îgnominy.
IgiïoiuÎEiBeusciaeut, ad. igno-
niiniously. [nious.
Ignominieux, se, a. igncmi-
Ignorance, sf, — rance.
lit, ■
nt.
Igeioré, e, a. uniinown,
Ignorer, va. to ' be ignorant of,
not (0 be aware.
Il, pro, he, il.
Ile, sf. island, isle.
Iléon, sm, ilium«
Ilex, sm. holly.
Iliaque, a, iliaCi
Illégal, e, a, illégal, uniawfull.
Illégalement, ad. illegally.
Illégalité, sf. illegality.
Illégitime, a. illegitimate, un-
lawlul, [tely.
Illégitimement, ad. illegitima-
Illégitimité, sf. illegitimacy.
Illeiirc, e, a. uniettered.
Illicite, a. illicit, unIauTul.
Ellicitemeut, ad, unlawfully.
Illimité, e,a. unlimited, bound-
ISIisible, a, illegible. [ less.
Illumination, sf. illumination.
Illiitniné, o, a, s, illumiuated.
Illcimluer, va., to illuminate.
Illusion, sf, illusion, deluslon,
crror. [self.
.Se faire — , to ûeceive one's
Illusionner, t:n. to deliide, de-
S' — ,to deceive onu'sself. [ceive.
Illusoire, a. illusivo ; deceitTul.
Illusoirement, ad. deceilfully.
lUustrntion, sf, — tion; illus-
triousness.
Illustre, a. illustrions ; famous.
Illustrer, lia. to illustrate ; do
lionour to. [trious,
illustrissime, a, most illus-
Ilot, sm. isiet, eyot.
Ilote, sm. sla-ve, helot.
Ils, pro. pi. they. [picture.
Imase,s/', image; likeness, slatuei
Imagcr, *re, s, print-seller.
— , va, to picture; embellist
wilh imagei'y.
Imaginable, a, imaeinable.
Imaginaire, a, imaginary; vl-
sionary.
Imaginatif, ve, a, imaginative..
Imagination, sf, imagination ;
invL'ntion. [nation.
Imaginative, sf, fancy, imagi-
Imaginer, va, to imagine, con-
ceive.
S'—, iT. to imagine one's self.
Iman, sm, iman,
Imbécile,a.s.— cile,weak; idioti
Imbécillité, sf, imbecilily.
Imberbe, a. beardioss.
Imbiber, va. to imbibe, absord.
S* — , vr, to soak, Le imbibed-
Imbibiiion, sf, îmbibition.
Imbroglio, sm, confusion, \Vf
tricacy, imbroglio.
Imbu, e, a. imbued.
ImlitiTable, a. undrinkabis.
Imitable, a. — ble.
Imitateur, trice, S. imitator»
Imitalif, Te,n. imilative.
Imitation, sf. imitation, copy.
Imiter, va, to imitate ; copy;
re?emble-
Immaculé, e, a, immacnlate,
spolless.
Immanquable, a. infaillible;
certain, [bbly;
Immanquablement, ad, iufaU
Immatériel, le, a. immatorial.
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■nmatcriclleniciiC, ad. iiDma-
Bngiiall'îcu'talioUq 5^. — tiOQ*
,cr, va. lo matricu-
iate
éilint, c, a. immédiate.
Smmédiutcment, ad. immedia-
Immômorial, le, ».— rial.[tely.
lium<-uioriaIcment,a(2, — rial-
Iiniuciise, a. immense, infinité.
Eiiimeiiséiueiit, ad. immensely.
■ inuiciiiiité, sf. imraensily, in-
Einniensiirable, a. — ble.[tinity.
Immerger, va. to immerge.
Emméritc, c, (I. unmeriled.
Immersion, sf. immersion.
Immeuble, a. immoveable.
—, s. real ; landed estate.
ammîiicmmoiii,nrf. imminenlly.
Imminence, sf. imminence,
ImmiiBeiit, e, a. imminent.
Immiscer (g'), vr. to interfère
Immîsciltlc, a. immiscilile. [in.
Immobile, a. immoveable.
Inimubilier,ièrc,n.real. — s, lan-
ded propeiiy. [real property.
Immob!!iser,ua.toconvert into
Immobilité, sf.— lity,
Iminodéré, e, a. immoderate.
Immodérément, ad, immode-
rately.
Intmodeste, a. immodcst.
Emmodeslem«nt,n(2. immodes-
Immodcslie,s/'. — desly. [tiy.
Immolatcur, S))2. iminolafor.
Binmolation, sf. — tien.
Immoler, va. to imraolate, sa-
crifice.
S' — vr. lo imir.olate one'sself.
Immonde, a. unclean.
Immondices, sf, pi. iiltfa, dirt>
Iinmoral, e, a, immoral.
Imuior.ilcme>i«, orf. immorally.
Immoralité, sf. immoralily.
Immort.tliser, va. to immor-
talize.
Immortiillté, sf. immortalily.
Immortel, le, a. — tal, undying.
Immortelle, sf. gnaplialiura.
Immuable, a. immuable.
Imm
tiableiïiient,rt(/.immutably. I
unité, s^. immanity. '
mmutabilieé, sf. — Ilty, un»
changeablene?s,
mpact, sm. impact.
mpair, a. odd, uneven.
mpalpable, a. impalpable.
mpardouuable, a. unpardo*
nable. [fecti-ve.
mparfnit, e, a. imperfect, de-
mpnrfaitcment, ad. imper-
feclly.
mpartablo, a, jll. indivisible.
mpartageable, ((. indivisible.
iipartial, c, 0. impartial.
nparlialcmcut , ad, impar-
tially.
iipartialité, sf, impartiality.
npasse, sf. blind alley, court.
upassibilité, sf. impassibility,
npassibic, a. impassible.
npatiemment,drf. inipatiently.
npaticncc, sf. impatience, ea-
gerness. [voking.
upatient, e, n. annoying ; pro-
npatieutcr, t'a. to put out
of patience; provoque.
S' — , va, to fret, grow angry.
upatroniser (»^), VV, to take
possession of. [chless.
npayable, a. invaluable, mat-
npeccabilité, sf. impeccabi-
npeccable, a.impeccal3le.[lity.
iipénétrabilité, sf. împeae-
irabilily. [ble.
upénétrable , a, impenetra-
npénétrablement, ad, impe-
netrably.
npénitenee, sf. — tence<
upénitcul, e, a. impénitent.
upeuscs, sf. l>l. outlay for re-
pairs.
npéralif, sm. imperative mood.
npéralif, ne, — tive.
upérativement^ ad, impcra-
tively.
npératoire, sf. master-wort.
npératrice, sf, empress.
upercepCiblei a. impercep-
tible, [perccptibly. _
npcrcepliblemeiit, ad. im-
iiperfection, sf. imperfeclioa.
upérial, e, a. impérial.
— , sf. tbe roof of a coacli,the im-
périal lily, a game at cards.
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Impérinleiuent, <7(Z. imperially.
Inipéi-iniix, sm. pi. tbe impe-
rialists. [riously.
liupérictisement , ad. impe*
Impérieux, se, a. imperious,
haughiy. [ble.
Impérissable, a, imperisha-
Impci'iiie, sf. ignorance, uns-
kilfulne?s. [bility.
Imperménbililc,s/'. impermea-
Iiupcrméable, a. imperméable.
Impersonuelfle^a. impersonal.
Impersoiiucllenicnt, ad. im-
persona!!y [tinently, saucily.
■ nipertiiiemment, ad. imper-
Inipertiiiciice, s/. — nence;
silliness; flippancy.
Impertinent, e, a. S. imperti-
nent, silly, intrusive, sauce-box.
Iniperturbabiiilé, sf. —bility.
Imperturbable, «. imperturba-
ble.
Imperturbablement, flfZ. — bly.
Impétrant, c, a, S. grantee.
Impétration, sf. iimpetration.
■ mpélrer, va. to impetrate ; ob-
tain. [tuously.
ïi^ Impétueusement, ad. impe-
linpétueux, se, ^.impetuous.
Impétuosité, $f. imp'-luosity.
Impie, a. impious , ungodiy.
Impiété, s/.impiety,ungodliness.
Impitoyable, a. un-mercifui.
Iinpitoyablcuseut, ad. uiimer-
Implacable^ «. — cable, [cirujly.
Iiiipliintation, s^. implantation.
Implanter, va. to implant.
Implication, sf. — tlOn.
Implicite, a. implicil. [tavlle.
IiuplÊciteœent, ad. — citly;
Impliquer, va. to implicate;
in.volve, imply.
lunplorabie, a. implorable.
Imploration, s^ imploration.
Implorer, va. to implore, to
faeg, rcqueit, involie.
Imptili, e, a. unpolite, rude«
Impoliment, ad. rudely, unpo-
litely. [politenefs.
Impolitesse, sf. rudeness, un-
InipolÈtiqiïe, a. impoiitic.
Importance, sf. — larce, consé-
quence, material. [importance.
IMP
luportant, e, a. important.
luporlaleur, sm. importer.
Qiportation, sf. importation»
[nporler, la. to injport; COB»
cern, introduce. ■»
-, vn. to signifj; matter.
mportHn, e, a. s. imporlunafe.
uporlunément, ad. imioitu-
nately. [bore; plague ; dun,
niportuner, va. to importune;
mportunité, sf. importunity.
uposablc, a. taxable.
[uposaut, e, a, imposing, com-
manding. [on ; awe.
mposer, va. to impose, laj
Eu — , 10 deceiTe.
S' — , vr. to lay on one's selT.
^position, sf. imposition, im-
posing, lax, i_
mpossibilité, sf. — ty.
[■■possible, a. — sible, im-
practicable.
inposte, sf. impost.
uposteur, sm. impostor.
aiposture, sf. imposture.
inpât, sm. impost, tax, duty.
xipotei^t, e, a. impotent, in-
firm, crippled.
npraticuble. a. impraticable.
[upréealioi^, s^. Imprécation.
inprécaloire, a, — tory.
[uprog^iation, sf. — gnation.
aiprégi^er. va. to impregnate.
iiiprenable. a. impregnable.
nprcscriptibilité, sf. — lity.
iiprescripliblc, a.— tible.
npressi.o^i , sf. impression;
stamp, print.
upressioiinable, a. impres-
sionnable.
■■pressionner , va. tO make
an inipressionn on ; impress.
nprévoyance, sf. improvî-
dence, want of foresight. [dent.
«prévoyant, e, a. improvi-
«»prévu,e,a.unroreseen,[print.
nprimé, sm. prinled paper;
uprimcr, va. to inipress; im-
print, slamp; impart.
nprimerie, sf. printing; prin-
tirg-olfice.
uprime^ir, sm. printer.
^probable, a. improbable.
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Bmprobateur, irice^ a. s, dis-
sapprovor; censurer. [tion.
Iin[ii'<>!i.tiian, sf. disapproha-
Iiii[troiluBcLfil', vc; a. uDproduc-
li\e.
Biu|>i'<>>ii|i(ii. sm. impromptu.
Bin['<'<)iii'e, a. improper; unfit.
ïoipropreineiit, ad. — perly.
Iiupruprii-té, sf. priely. [blâme
■mproiiTer, va. lo dlsapprove
Ini|irovi«iateur9 trice^ 5. im'
pro^isator, — trice. [tion
Improvisation, sf. improvisa-
Improviser, V. to extemporize
deliver exlempore.
Improviste (à V), ad. sud
deuly, unawares. [dently
Imprudemment, ad. impru
Impriidcuee, sf. — dence.
Imprudent, e, a. S. — dent
indiscreel. _ [tly
Impudemment, ad. impuden
Impudence, s^f. — dence, slia
melessness. [brazen
Impudent, e, a. S. — dent
Impudicité, sf. — ty. iewdnesE
Impudique, a. immodest; lewd
Impuissance , »f. inabilîty
impolency. [unable
Impuissant, e, a. impotent
Impulsif, ve, a. impulsive.
Impulsion, sf. impulsion, im
puise. [punity
Impunément, ad. nith im
Impuni, e, a. unpunisbed.
Impuuissable,<7. unpunisliable
Impunité, sf . impunity. [chaste
Impur, e, impure; lewd; un
Impurement, ad. impurely.
Impureté, sf. impurity, unchas-
tity.
Imputable, a. Imputable.
Imputation, sf. imputation, dé-
duction. [ with.
Imputer, va. to impute charge
Impulrcfiable, a. impulresci-
In-diiL-buit.a.octo-decimo.[ble.
—, sm. ûcto-decimo (book),
—douze, a. duodecimo.
— . sin. duo-decimo (book).
—folio, a. et sra, folio.
— octavo, a, sm, octave ; In-S».
— quarto, a. sm. quarto.
lu-soSze, a. decimo-soxto,
— , sm. decimo-sexto.
— trente-deux, a. S. thirty-twosi
Inabordable, a. inaccessible.
Inacceiitnble, a. unacceptable,
inaccessible, ffl. inaccessible.
Inaccoutumé, e, a. uoaccusto*
med.
Inachevé, e, a. unBnished
lnactir,ve, «.inactive, indolent.
Inact ion, s/', inaction ;indo'ence.
Inactivité, sf. inactivity.
Inadmissible, a. inadmissible.
Inadvertance , sf. — tence,
oversight. [ness.
Inaliénabilité, sf. inaliénable-
Inaliénable, a. inaliénable.
lualliable, a. that cannot be
mixed. [bleness.
Inaltérabilité, sf. unaltera-
Inaltérable, a. unalterable.
Inamovible, a. unremoveable.
Inanimé, e, a. inanimate; life-
Inanition, sf. inanition, [less,
Inapercevable, a. unperceiva-
Inaperçu, a, unperceived. [ble.
Inapplicable, a. inapplicable.
Inapplication, sf. — tion.
Inappliqué, e, a. inattentive.
Inappréciable, a. invaluable.
Inaptitude, sf. unaptitude,
unaptness.
Inarticulé, e, a. inarliculate.
Inattaquable, 3a. unassailable,
inexpugnable. [unforeseen.
Inattendu, e, a, unexpecled,
Inattcutif, ve, a. inatlentive;
heedless. [lessness.
Inattention, sf. — lion, heed>
Inaugural, e, a. inaugural.
Inauguration, sf. — tion, ope-
ning.
Inaugurer, i'(!. to inaugurale.
Incalculable,a. incalculable.
Incapable, a. — ble; unfit;
unable. [bility.
Incapacité, s^. incapacity, ina*
Incarcération, sf. incarcéra-
tion.
Incarcérer, l'o. lo incarcérais.
Incarnat, e, a. carnation; llesh.
colour.
fucaruatiou, sf. iDCarnationt
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Incarné; e, a. incarnate.
lucai'iier (s'), Dr. to take flesh.
lucarladc, £^ pelulanl; insull;
quarrci ; folly.
Inucndiaii-c, n.sm. incendiary.
Incendie, sju. fire,couflagralion.
luccudié, e, s. sulTcrer by fire.
Incendier, va. lo burti; set fire
to. [resolute.
Incertain, e, a. uncertain; ir-
lucertitude, sf. uncertainly,in-
décision. [tly, immediately.
Euccssamnient, ad, încessan-
luccssant,», incessant.
Incessible, a. inaliénable.
luccst, sm. incest.
Incestueux, se, a. incestuous.
Incboatif, \e, a, iûclioative,
incepti\e.
Incidemment, ad. incidently.
Incidence, sf. incidence.
Incident, sm. incident, event.
Incident, e, a. incidental, inci-
dent, [ties.
Incidentcr,un, to raise difticul-
Iiicincratiuu, sf. incinération.
lucii-coucis, c, a. s. uûcircuni-
cised. [sision.
Incii'coucision, sf. incircum-
Incise, sf. incidental pbrase.
Incisé, e, a. incised, notched.
Inciser, va. lo incise; slash;
tap.
Incisir, ve, a. incisive, cutting.
Incision, sf, incision, eut.
Incisive, s/, inciser (tooth).[tive.
Incitation, sf. inciteraent; rao-
Inciter, la. to incite, insligate;
pns bon.
iuciiil, c, u, uncivjl, rude.
lucivilcmcnt, ad. unciviUy,
rude!y.
Inci^ilisé, e, a. inci'vilized.
Incivilité, sf. incivility; rude-
nesso.
Incivique, a. unpatriotic.
Iiicitisiue, sm. incivism. [rity.
Iuclé«ueuce,s/'.lnclemency,5eve-
tueU'-uient, e, a. iuclement, sé-
vère, [of the needie.
Inclinaison, sf. inclination; dip
lucliunnt, e, a> iacliuing; in-
clined.
Inclination, sf. inclinatiooi
tendency; love.
Incliner, va. to incline; bend.
.S^ — , ir. to incline, bow down.
Inclus, c, f(. inclosed.
Inclusif, ve, a, inclusive.
Inclusivement, ad. inclusivelj.
Incognito, ad. Incognito.
Incohérence, sf. incohérence.
Incohérent, e, a. incohérent.
Incolore, a. colourless.
Incombustîliilité, sf. — lity.
Incombustible, a. incombus-
tible.
Incommensurabilité, 5^ — lity.
Incommensurable, a. — men«
surabJe. [moding,
IncommodanI, e, a. incom>
Incommode, u. inconvénient.
Incommodé, e, a, indisposcd;
crippled. [veniently.
Incommodément, ad. incon-
Incommodcr, va. to incommo-
de; annoy; impoverish ; indis-
pose, [venience, indisposition, "
Iiicouimodité, s/'. — ty, incon-
luconimunicablc,». incommu-
nicable, [mutabilily.
Incommutabilité, sf. incom-
liBcouimutable, a. incommula-
ble. [chless.
Incomparable, a. — able, mat-
Incom|iarabienieut , au. ÎQ-
coniparably.
Incompatibilité, sf. — lity.
Incompatible, a. — tible, cou-
si^lent. [inability.
Incompétence, sf. — tcncyj
Incompétent, c, a — teut.
Incomplet, e, a. incomplète
imperfect.
Incomplexo, a. incomplex.
Iiicompréhensibilité, sf, —
hrn-ibilily. [hensible.
Incompréhensible, a. — pre-
Incomprcssible, a. incompres-
sible.
Incompris, c, a.not underslood.
Inconcevable, 2 a, inconcei-
vable.
Inconciliable, a, irreconcilc^
bie.
luconduite , sf, misconduct.
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neongrti) e« a. inceiigruous,
improper. .[ously.
Incoiigrûnïeiit^ ad> incûngru-
lucouiiu, e, a. s. unknown,
obscure, strangor. [sistontly.
lucoiiséi|iicuiiueut, ad. incoQ-
lueoiiscqiieuce) sf* inconsis-
tency. [tent.
Inconséquent, e, a, înconsis^
tnconsidéraliouj £/'. incoosi-
derateness. [rate.
Inconsidéré, e, CZ. incoDside-
Incousidércmeut, ad. iacoa-
sideratelj.
Incoaisistaiice, sf. iastability.
Inconsolable, a. inconsolable.
lucoitsolablcmcnt, ad, incoa-
solably. [tly.
lucouslaniment, a(i. Inconstan-
Inconstance, sf. inconslancy,
ficldeness.
Incoiciîiant, c, a. inconstant.
Incoiiseiîtitionuel, le, a, un-
constitutional. [putable.
Incoutostalilc, a.— able, indis-
lucoulestableuicut, ad, incon-
testably.
Incoulcsté, e, a. unconlesled.
InconiiiBouimeHt, ad. Inconti-
nently.
luconiiiicuce, xf. Incontinence.
lucoulâueut, ad. immedialely,
— , e, a, incontinent. [at once.
IncouTeuauce, f^. unseemli-
ness.
Inconvenant, e, a. improper.
Inconvénient, sm, incon"ve-
nience, difricully. [lion.
Incorporation, sf, incorpora-
Incorporcl, le, a, incorporeal,
abslracl. [embody.
Incorporer, va, to incorporate,
S' — , vr. to incorporate.
Incorrect, e, a, incorrect.
lucorrectciucnt, ad. — recUy.
Incorrection, sf, inaccuracy ,
incorrectne?s.
lucorrigil)»U(é,s/. incorrigible-
ness.
Incorrigible, a, incorrigible.
Incurfii[>libiiité, j,f. — bility.
Incumiplible, a, — pUble.
Incrédule, a, S. — lous, nnbs-
liever. [unbelief.
Incrédulité, sf. incred'jlity
■ ncrcé, e, a. uucreated.
Bncriininer, vu. to incriminato
incrochetable, a. nnpickable
lucrojable, a. incredible, p.is ;
belief. [dibly,
lucroyablenieut, ad. increa
Incrustation, sf. — tiou. [lay.
Incruster, va. to inscrust; over-
Incubation, sf. — lion, [bus.
Incube, sm. nîglitmare, incu-
Inculpation, sf. inculpation,,
accusation. [pâte.
Inculper, va. to accuse; incul-
luculquer, va. to inculcate.
Inculte, a. uncuUivatcd, un-
tilled, rude, waste.
Inculture, sf. incultivation.
lucurabîlité, sf. incurableness.
Incurable., a. s. — ble. [gence.
Incurie, sf. carelessness, ncgii»
Incursion, «/■. incursion, inroad.
Indébi'ouilluble, a. unravel-
table.
Indéceniuieut, ad. indecently.
Indécence, s/'. — cv, impropriety»
Indécent, e, a. — cent, unbeco-
ming. [ble, illegible.
Indéchiffrable, (t. uudeciphera-
ludécis, e, a, undecided, irra»
soluté.
Indécision, sf, indécision.
Indéclinable, a. — able, [nisb.
ludccrottable, a. boorisli; clow»
ludéliui, e, a. indefinile.
Indéduiment, a. indclinitely.
Indéfinissable, a. undeRnabla.
Indélébile, a. indelible.
Indélicat, e, a. indélicate.
Indélicatement , a^. — tely.
Indélic.ttcsse, sf. indélicatesse'
lud4.*iuBiiser, va. to indemnify.
Indemnité, sf. indemnity.
Indépendamment, ad. indâ<
pendently.
Indépendance, sf, — dency.
Indépendant, e,«.— dent, free.
Ind^'scriptiblc,«,indescribable,
Indestruclibilité.s/. — iilily.
Indvsiriictible, a," indestruc-
tible.
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Cndétcrmiiiable, a. undetermi-
nable. [sion.
ludéiei'uiiiinlion, sf. indéci-
ludélerniiiié, e, a. indetermi-
nate, uniimiled. [termiaalelj.
lillléleruiinéincnC, ad. inde-
liiflcviiiahle* a. undivinable.
IndcTotioii, xf. indevotion.
itiflcx, sni index, fore-finger.
luilicnteiir, SJH. — tor, tlie fore-
Iiidicalir, »e, î. ■ tive.rBnger.
— . 'îîîî. indicative mood. [si^n.
Indicutiou. .«/'. indication, mark,
Indice, sm. indicalion, sien, to-
lien. [fable.
Indicible, a. unspeakable, inef-
Iiidiclîon, sf, indictioD, convo-
cation.
Indienne, sf. printed calico.
ludifTércninieut, ad. indiUe-
rently. [ness.
Budifférence.5/'. — rence, cold-
lindilTérent, e. indiffèrent.
Indigence, sf. indii^ence, want,
poverty, distress.
Indigène, a. indigenous, native.
indigent, e , a. — gent , poor.
needy, [gest'r s.
indigeste, a. undigested, indi-
likdigestion, sf. indigestion.
Indignation, s/'. — tion. [vile.
Indigne, o. unworthy, infamouf,
Indigné, e, a. indignant.
Indignement, ad. unworthily,
vileiy.
Indigner, va. to irritate , to
exasperate.
S'— vr. to be indignant.
Indignité, sf- indignity , ua-
worthiness, baseness, outrage.
indigo, ><im. indigo, [tory,
lutligoterie, s/, indigo-manufac-
indiquer, va. to indicate ; point
ont. [rai.
Indirect, e, a. indirect, coltate-
Iiidireclenient, ad. indirecliy.
inilisci|ilinabie, a. indocile, un-
rnly.
Indiscipline, sf. indiscipline,
indiscipliné, e, a. indisciplined.
Indiscret, te, a. S.— creet, im-
prudent.
ludiscrvlemcnt, ad.— creetly.
indiscrétion, sf. indiscrétion.
Indispensnbiliic, sf. — bleness»
Indispensalde.n. indispensable.
leidispcnsableuieBit ^ad. indis-
pensably. [well.
Indisposé, e, a. indisposed, un-
Indisposcr, va. lo eftrange ; in-
dispose; make unwell.
Indisposition,»/'. — lion,dislike.
Indispiitalile, a. indisputable.
Indissolubilité, sf. indissolu*
bilily,
indissoluble, a. indissoluble.
ludissolublemeut, ac^. iadisso-
lubly.
Indistinct, c, a. indistinct.
indistinctement, ad. iodistinc.
tly; without distinction.
Individu, sm. individual.
Son — , one's own self,
IndiTidtiel, le, a. individual.
Indiiiduelleiueut, ad. indivi-
dually.
Indivis, e, a. undivîded.
Indivisibilité, sf. — tj.
Indivisible, a. — Sible. [bij.
Iiidivisiblement, ad. indivisi.
Indocile, a. indocile, untractable.
Indocilité,!/'. — lily, untracta-
bleness.
■ nflolemmeut , a(2. indolently.
Indolence, sf. indolence, slug-
gishness. [gish.
Indolent, e, a. indolent, slug-
Indomptable, a. untamable,
unruly.
indompté, c,a. untamed, wild;
unsubdued.
Indu, e, (i. undue,unseasonabIe.
Indubitable, a. — ble.
Indubitablement, ail — bly.
induction, sf. induction, infe-
rence. [infer.
Induire, Va. to induce; lead,
Indulgemment.ad.iiidulgently.
indulgence, sf. — genee, for-
bi^arance.
Indulgent, e, a. — gent, lenienti
Induit, sm. induit, induite.
Indûment, ai/, nndiily.
Industrie, sf. induslry, skiU,
business.
Cbevalier d'— , a sharper.
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Industriel, le, a. industrial,
commercial. [maD.
— , sm. inanulacturer ; Iradcs-
Incliisli'ieusemcni, ad. indiis-
triously. [ingpnious.
Industrieux, se, a. industrious,
■ nébrauiable, a. immovahle,
sleadlast. [vably.
InéliranlnblcBuent. ad. inmo-
Surdit, c, «. unpublished.
Ineffable, a. — ble, unspeakable.
Bi.uiri.çal.!e, a. indelible.
Siiofûcacc, a. — cacious, vain.
lucrOcacitc, sf. ineflicacy.
Inégal, e, a. unequal, uneven.
De caractère — , wbimsical.
Inégalciuent , ad. unequally.
lucgalilé, sf, inequalily, une-
venness. [gance.
Bnélc^amment, n^/.wilhout ele-
Iiscfégance, sf. inélégance.
Siiclcgant, e, a. inélégant, un-
polished.
Inéligible, a. inéligible.
Inénarrable, a, unutlerable.
Inopte, a. inept, unfit.
Ineptie, sf. ineptilude, fooly.
Inépuisable, a. incxliaustible.
EMerte,a.inerl,sluggisli,indolent.
Inertie, sf. inerlia,sluggisliness.
Inespéré, e, a. unexpected. [dly.
Sucspéréuieut, ad. uncxpccte'
Inestimable, a. inestimable.
Inévitable, a. — able, unavoi-
dable. [voidably.
SuoTitablement, ad.— bly,una-
Inexact, e, a, inexact, inaccu-
rate.
Inexactement, a(Z. inaccurately.
Inexactitude, s/', inaccuracy.
Inexcusable, a. — able.
Iiiexéciilable, a, impractîcable,
Inexécution, sf. inexécution.
lucxigible, a. Dot deraandable.
Inexorable, a. inexorable, in-
flexible.
incxorablcmeut, ad. — bly.
Inexpérience, sf. — rience.
lucxpérimeutc, e, a. i-nexpe-
rienced.
Inexplicable, a. inexplicable.
luexpressible, a. inexpressible.
Inexprimable, a, ioexpressibl*.
Inexpugnable, a. impregnable
inexpugnable.
Inexlinguibilitc,.«/. inext'"gui.
shableness.
Inextinguible, a. unexting-ui-
sbable,
Inexiirpaltle, a. fnexiirpable.
Inextricable, a. — cable.
Infaillibilité, sf. infaillibility,
Inrnilliblo, a. infallible.
Infailliblement, ad. infallibly.
Infaisable, a. impossible.
lBif:iBuant, e, a.infamous.
Infauiuiion.s^. brand ofinfam,y.
Infâme, a. infamous, sham^^/
— s. infamous, fîltliy.
Infamie, sf, inTamy, basen*V.
Infant, e, s. infant, infanta.
Infanterie, sf. infantry, foot»
soldiers.
Infanticide, sm, infanticidet
Infatigable, a. indefatigable.
Infatigablement, ad. indefa-
tigably. [possession.
Infatiiation, sf. — lion, prfl*
Infatuer, va, to infaluafe.
Infécond, e,f<.unfruilful, barrent
lufécoudité,s/'. infecundity, bar»
renness.
Infect, e, a. infections, foui.
Infecter, î)a. to infect, taint.
Infection, sf. infection, conta-
gion.
Itiféodatiou, sf. infeolTment.
Inféoder, va, to infeoff.
Inférer, va. to infer, deduce;
conclude.
Inférieur, c, a. inferior, lower.
Inféricurement, a(2. inferiorly.
Infériorité, sf. — rity.
Infernal, e, a. infernal, hellish.
Infertile, a. unfruitful, barren.
Infertilité,!/. — tility, barenness.
Infester, la. to infest, barass.
Infidèle, a. s. faithless, infidelt
luildclemcut, ad. unfaithrully.
Infidélité, sf. infidelity, dis-
loyalty.
Infiltration, sf. infiltration.
Infiltrer, vtl. s'— , to iniiilrate.
Infime, a. lowest. [boundlcss.
Infini, e, a. infinité, endless^
— ) sm. infinité.
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Inflnimeiit. ai}, infinitcly.
InOnitê, sf. infinily, eDcîJpss,
host. _ [mal.
Infinilésimal, e, a. infinitesi-
Infiuilir, sm. inSnilive moo .
Infirme, a. s. infir icklj, in-
valid.
Infirmer, va. lo in-validate. [lai.
Infirmerie, sf. infirmarj, hnspi-
Infirmicr, e, s. nurse in an hos-
Infirmilé. sf. infirmily. [pilai.
InOammabilité, sf inflamma-
bility.
InOammalile. a. inflammable.
Infiammalion,;/'. Camm lion.
Innnmma<nire,a. inflam tory.
Inflexibilité, sf.— lity.
Inflexible, a. nflexible, inexo-
rable, [nately.
InOoIiblemen<,n(^ -bly, obsli-
■ uflexion, sf. infleclion, inlina-
Infliclir, ve. a. inlliclive. [lion.
Inflictiou, s/', inflidion.
Inai°;er, va. inflict, pnish.
Infliieuco, sf. influence, sway.
inOiicucer, t'a. to influence;
snay.
Influent, e, a. influential.
Influer, vn. to hâve influence.
— sur, ïo influence ; sway; a ect.
Inrormatiuu, sf. information,
inquiry. [fect.
informe, a. sbapeless, impcr-
Informer, v. to inform, * tell,
S* — . vr. to inquire. [apprise.
Inrortituc, sf. misfortune, mi-
sery. [tunate.
Infortuné, e,a. unlucty, unTor-
— , s. unliappy.
Infracteur, sm. inTringer.
Infraction, sf» infraction, viola
tion. [ble
Infrancliiflsable, a. însurpera
Infructueusement, a<i. unpro
li--lj|y. [vain
Infructueux, «e, a. fruilless,
Infiis, c, a. iniu-ed, inspired.
Infusé, sm, infusion.
■nfu8<>~ va. to infuse.
— , vn. draw; steep.
Infusible, a. infuaible.
Infusion, sf. infusion,
laifusoire, a. inf^^? "rj.
Ingambe, a. active, lithesotnfe-
Ingénier (s"), vr. lo exercisB
one's wits.
Ingénieii r ,jn .englneer.
Ingénieusement, a(/.in.genioi!3-
ly.. [witty.
Ingénicnx , a, îngeniou?^
Ingénu, c, a. ingenuous, candid.
Ingénuité, 5/. ingenuou^ness,
candour. [frankly.
Ingénument, ad. ingenuously.
Ingérer (s'), to meddie wilh.
Ingouvernable, a. ungovsrna-
ble. [grate.
Ingrat, e, S, un grateful ; in-
Ingratemen tai. ungratefully.
lugraiitude, sf. ingratitude.
Ingrédient, sm. ingrédient.
Inguérissable, a. inu jable.
lugiiinnl, e, a. inguina .
Inbabile, a. unable, unfit,inapt.
Iiilinbiliié, sf. incapcity, ina-
liilily.
Inbabilable, a. uninhgbitable.
Inbabité, e, a. unink iled.
Inhabituel, le, a. unaccustomed.
Iiibérence, sA inhérence.
Inliérent, e, a. inlirent.
Inliosj>il.'»lier,e,«.inbospi table.
Inliospitalité , sf. — ty, inhos-
pitabieness.
Inhumain, c, a, S. inhuman.
Inhumainement, (1(2. — manly.
Inhumanité, sf. inliumanity ,
cruelly. [rying
Inhumation. s^,.inl)umatlon. bti'
Inhumer, va. l inhume bury.
Inimaginable, a. inconc'^ivable.
Inimitable, a. — be.
Inimitié, sf enmily, antipathy.
Inintelligibilité, sf. uninteli
gibilily.
Inintelligible, a. nnintelligible.
Inique, d. iniquitous, unjust.
Iniquement, ad. iniquilously.
Iniquité, sf. iniquity, injustice.
Initial, c, a. initial.
Initiation, sf. iniliation.
Initiative, sf. initiative.
Initier, va. to iniliale.
Injecter, va, (0 inject.
Injection, sf. injection.
Injonction, sf. injUDCtioo.
m
Injure, sf. injurv, oufraffe.
i"j"r.ci-, va. to insuit; al.use.
l''J.ir.eii8eiiicul, ad. injurious-
lujorieui, ,e, injurious, aba-
• njuslc, a. unjust, wroDsrful.
Injusleineiii, a,l. uniuslly.
Injus».ce,5A injustice, wrong.
I"j..st,fiablo,a.unjustifiat.le.
luhsible, a. illegible.
luua»isal,lc, a. innatigable.
• nnc, e,a. innate, inborn
iMiiocemmcH, ad. Innocentlv.
lunoceuco, sf. innocence, sim-
plicitj, harralesness.
— » e, s. innocent, simplelon.
■ uuoceiilor, va. to acquit
Inuombrahle, a. inuumerable.
In..oml,..ablcme..i, «J. jnnu-
merablj. r,
Im,omiué, a. (anat.), ianomhm.
■ niioTnlriir, sm. _ tor.
Iiinovatiou, sf. innovation.
lunover, V. to innovale
lucbservaiio.., j/. _ ^ance.
Inoccupé, e, unemplovcd.
lnoc..„.e„r,...ice,s._la(or.
inoculation, sf. inoculation.
Inoculer, va. to inoculale.
Inodore, a. inodorous.
lnoffc.«if, ve, ad. inoffensive.
luoCfeiis.ïcmeu», ad. inoffen-
sively.
luofficieui, se, a. icofficions. '
Ino„da..on, sf. inundation ,
flood. '
Inonder, va. to inundate ; flood.
«uopiiie, e,«.unroreseeD,sudden.
■ nopiueineui, ad, unexpectedlv
*""l'.P"';*""'e,«- unseasonable.
unlimely. [bless, unfilness.
Iuoppori„„î4c, sf. unseasona-
poTne!""''"""'' "''■ ''"'^"
Inouï, e,"n. unheard cf.
ïnquiei, e, a. uneasy, restless
Inquie.au,, e, a. alàrming
inquiéter, ua. loalarm; dislurb.
"^ ~\^'>'- to * bo uneasy.
'"j?„"'^;""'*''Ai°q"ietude,unea.
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luquSsileur, sm. inqnlsitor.
luquisiiinn, sf.~ tiun, inquiry.
■ nqui^-itorial, a. inquisitorial.
Insuisissablc, a. un-eizable.
Insalubre, a. unsalubrious, un-
''«î^ithy. [heailhiness.
Ingalubri(é, .i^insalubrily, un-
■nsaCabilitc, sf. insatiableness.
Insatiable, «. - ble.
Insatiublenient, ad. insatiably.
iHscripiible, a. inscriptible.
Inscription, s/, inscription, en-
^'"y- , [ter ; enter,
Inscrire-ua. to inscribe; to regis-
S'— , vr.lo inscribe one's naïae;
put down.
Insecte, sm, insect.
lusensc, e a. s. mad, senseless,
mad-man ; man-woman.
Insensibilité, i/.— litv, apalhv.
Insensible, a. insensible; ii.''-
perceplible. [perceplibly.
Insensiblement, nf2._siblï;iiu-
Inseparablc, a. inséparable.
luséparablemeut, ad. insepa-
ral'ly.
Insérer, va, to insert; put in.
Insertion, sf. insertion.
Insidieusomcnt,«rf.insidiously.
Insidieux, âe, a. insidious, trea-
Insigue, o. notorious. [cherous,
I —j SI», bad»e.— s.])l. insignia.
■ nsiguitiance,;/. insignilicance.
Cnsigiiiliant, e, n. insignificant.
Insinuant, e, a. insinuating.
Insiuiiatif, ve, a, insinuative.
Insinuation, sf. — tion, ia-
niiendo.
Insinuer, va. to însinuate j.hinL
*' — ! î-T. to insinuata one's
_selr in, to creep into. [dull.
Insipide, a. insipid, tasieless;
Insipidement, ad, insipidly.
Insipidité,,^.— dily,insipidness.
Insistance, sf. insisling, [sist.
Insister, tj;î. to insist on ; per-
Insociabilitéjs/'.unsociableneàs.
■ nsociable,n. unsociable, sullen.
lusociablement, nrf.insociably.
Insolation, sf, insolation.
Insolemment, ad. insolenlly.
Insolence, sf. iosolence, sauci-
ness. '
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lOnsolent, e^G, insolent, saucy
Insolite, a. untisual.
Insniiiliililé, sf. insohibilitj.
Iiisnliiltle, a, insoluble.
Insolvabilité, li^ insolTenCy.
insolvable, a. insolvent.
Insomnie, sf. sleeplessness.
Vusoiieiaiice, sf. carelessness.
Insouciant, e, a. careless.
Insoucieux, se, a, free from
anxiely.
Isisouinis, e, a, unsuhdued.
Insoumission, sf. insubordina-
tion, [intolérable.
Biisoutenablc, a. indefensible;
'Bns|iec(cr, va. to inspect.
Inspecteur, sm. inspecter.
inspection, sf. inspection, con-
trol, lotion, breatd.
inspiration, sf. — tion, sugges-
Ssispirer, va. to inspire, suggcsl,
inliale. [tainlj.
Instabilité, sf, — lity, uncer-
Snslable, a. unstar.le, isconsia nt.
installation, sf. — tion, induc-
tion.
Installer, va. to inslal, induct,
S'—, vr. to seule one's self.
Instamment, ad. instantly, ur-
gently. [suit,
Snstauce, sf. instance, entreaiy.
Ënstaiit, sin. instant, moment,
minute. [nest.
—, e, a. urgent, pressing, ear-
A I'— , instanlly,
instantané. e, a. instanfaneous.
Instantanéité, s/, instanlaneous-
ness. [neously.
Instantanément, ad. instanta-
Instar de (à V),ad, liko.
Instigateur, trice,s. iostigator.
Instigation, sf, — tion, suggcs-
Insliller, va. to instil. [tion.
Instinct, sm. instinct.
Instinctif, ve, a. instinctive,
Kustinctivement, ad, instinctif
vely.
Instituer, ra.to înstitule; settle.
Institut, sm. institute, institu-
tion, [tor.
Instituteur, s. founder, precep-
Institutiou, sf, — tion , boar-
ding-scbcol.
Institutrice, sf. foundress,
vorness, schoolmisircss.
Instrikctcnr, sm, inslractor.
Instructif, ve, a instruclive.
Instruction, sf. — tion, educa»
lion, linowledge, inTormation.
Instruire, t!a. to instruct; teach;
inTorm ; educate.
Instruit, e, a. learned ; well-
informed, [tool.
Instrutaient , Sm, instrument,
Instrumental, e, a, instrumen-
tal.
Instrumentation, sf, — tion.
Instrumenter, vn, lo make
decds. [lalist.
Instrumentiste, sm. instrumea-
Insu de (à T), unknown to.
Insubordination, sf, insubor-
dination.
tusuburdouué,c, a, insubordi-
nale. [cienllj
Insiiflîsaninicnt, a. insuffi-
Eiisuftisaiice, sf. insufficiency.
Etïsul'fîsaiit, e,((. insufiicient, in-
compétent.
Insulaire, o. S. — lar, islander.
Eusuliublc, a. {mil), assailable.
Insultant, e, a. insulting, abu-
sive.
Insulte, sf, insuit, affront.
Insulter, va. to abuse, insuit.
Insupportable, a, — able, into-
lérable, [portably.
Insupportablement, ad. insup*
Insurgé, e, a. s. insurgent, re-
bel. [revolt.
Insurger (s'), vr.' rise in arms;
Insurmontable, a. insurmoun-
Insurrection, sf. — tion. [table.
Insurrectionnel, le, a. insur-
rectional. [entire.
Intact, e, a, untouched; intact,
Intarissable, a. inexhaustible.
Intégral, e,(Z. S. intégra! ,whoIe.
Intégralement, ad. integrally.
Intégralité, sf. integralily.
Intégrant, c, a. intégral, inté-
grant.
Intégration, sf, intégration.
Intègre, «. upriglit, just.
Intégrer^ va. to intégrale.
lutcgrîté, £^. integrity,honcstf.
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Intellect, sm. intellect, under-
slandinjr.
Intcllpclir. \c. t . intnlleclive.
Intullectiiel, le, n. — tuai.
Intclligeniiui'ntj ad. intelli-
gently.
Inlclli genco, sf. — genco, un-
derstanding, union, concord,
correspondence. [sharp.
Intelligent, o, a. intelligeni,
lutelligiblc, a. intelligible, au-
dible.
lulellîgîbleinent, ad. — gibly.
lulempéruiice, s/*. — rance,
excess.
Inlcnipérnnt, e, a. — perate.
tntenipéfé. e, a. intemperale.
Iiiteiiipéi'ie, sf. intempérance.
CiilL-:iiil>le. n. uutcnable.
Intciidaiicc, sf. intendancy, di-
rection, management: inten-
dant 's liouse. [steward.
Iiitenduiil, sm. intendant,
Eutciisc, «. intense, \ebement.
■uteuttir, ve, a. intensive.
Buteusité, sf. intenseness.
lutensivenicut, ad. intensively.
Inlcuter, ra lo'bring an ac-
tion; enter.
luteutiun, sf. intention, Intent,
purpose, design.
Intcuiâoiiné, e, a.
Bien—, wei-intentionefl.
Mal—, ill-intentioned.
Intentionnel, le, a. intentional
Intercalaire, a. intercalary.
lutercalatiou, sf. — tion.
Intercaler, va. to intercalale,
interpolate. [médiate.
Intercéder, vn. tO intercède,
Intercepter, va. to intercept.
Interception, sf. — tion.
Intercesseur, 8711. — cesser.
Intercession, sf. — sion, mé-
diation.
Intercostal, o, a. intercostal.
Intorcutané, e, a. intercuta-
neous. [of lunacy.
Interdiction, s^. — tion, stalute
Interdire, va. to proliibit, inter-
dict dumfound; confuse.
Interdit, sm. interdict.
— e, Cl dumfounded; lonrused.
Intéressant, e, a. intereslingi
Intcrcesé, sm. intcrested partv,
concerned.
— c, a. selfish, intere.stcd.
Intéresser, va. to interest, te
affect. [in.
S' — , vr. to takc an interest
Intérêt, $'?!, interest, concern,
selfisbncss. [inteiior.
Intérieur, Sm. inner," inside.
— e, a. inlerior, internai.
Intérieurement, ad. inwardly.
B II t éri lu, 57n. intérim, meanlime.
Interjection, sf. interjection.
Interjeter, va. to lodge an ap-
peal.
luft-rligue. sf. spaco hetween,,
l.vo laies.
lutcrliiiéiili-e, a. interlineary.
ïalerloculciir, trice, s.— culor.
Biitcrloculiou, s/. — tion.
Interlocutoire, a, S. interlo»
culory.
Interlope, S7n. intcrloper.
Bntermèile, sm. interlude.
Buteruiéiliaîre, n.intermedlale.
Iiiicrniéilint, e, a. — diale.
lutcruiinaljle, a. interminable.
Iiitcrmittciice, sf. intermit-
tence.
Interuiilteut, c, a. intermittent.
Bnlerne, a. internai, inward.
Biiternoiice, Sm. inicrnuncio.
Bulerpellatioii, sf. — tiOn.
sommons. [upon.
Bnterpelcr, va. to summon, call
Iiilcrpolaienr, sm. interpola»
Bilterpo!ation,s/'.— tion. [for,
Interpoilor, va. to interpolate.
Biiterposcr, va. to interpose.
S'—, vr. lo intervene.
Interposition, sf. — tion.
Interprétatif, ve, a. interpre-
tati-ve. [talion.
Interprétation, sf. interpre-
Intcrprète, S. — prêter.
Interpréter, va. tO interpret-
explain.
Interrègne, sm. interregnum.
Interrogateur, sm. — tor,
examiner. [gative.
lulerrogatir, ve, a. intorro—
luterrogatîou, sf. ^ tion*
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(nterrosatoire, sm. examina-
tion.
Inlorrogcr, va. (0 inlerrogate ;
to examine.
Bntei'i'ani|iro, va. lo inlerrupt,
break off.
Interrupteur, sm. interrupter.
iHlcrruptiou, sf. — tion, ces-
sation.
lutcrscction, sf. intersection,
jutersticc, Sîïi. inlersllce, in-
terval.
Intervalle, sm. interral.
Intcrvenaut, c, a. inter\ening,
luteri'enir, vn. to intervene;
interfère.
Interveution, sf. — tion.
Intervertir, va. to interTert;
inTert. [verting.
Intervertisscment, sm. inler-
Inte6tnt,rf. intestate.
Intestin, c, a. intestine, inter-
Intestiual, e, 0. intestinal. [nal.
Inieslins, sm. pi. inleslines.
Intimation, ;/. intimation, no-
tice.
Intime, a. close, intimate, hearty.
Intimé, e, s. appellee.
Intimement, ad. intimately.
Intimer, lo. to Eummon, inti-
mate.
Intimidation, sf. — tion,
Intimider, va. to intimidate.
Intimité, f/". intimacy.
Intitulé, sm. title of '(dced).
Intituler, va. to ej)title.
S'—, vr. to cal! one's self,
IiGtolérable, a. — able, unbe-
aralile. [rably.
Intolérablement, ad. intole-
Intolérancc, sf. — ance.
Intolérant, e, a. intolérant,
lutbléraniisme, sm. intolé-
rance.
Intonation , sm. intonation.
intrados, sm. intrados, [table,
lntradui».{ble, a. untransla-
■utraitalile, a. intraclable ,
harsh.
Intransitif, Te, a. intransitive.
in trépide, a. intrepid, fearless,
ho!d.
Sulrcuidemeat. ad. Intrepidly.
Intrépidité, s/.— dily, fcarlts*
ness.
Intrigant, e, n. inlriguing,
— , s. intriguer.
Buti'igiie, sf. intrigue, plot.
Intriguer,™, to puzzle; perplexi
— , vn. to intrigue.
S"" — , vr. to manœuvre.
Intrinsèque, a. intrinsic, ia-
trinsical [sicallj.
Intrinsèquement, ad. intrin-
Introducteur, trice, s. intro-
ducer,
Introductif, Te, a. — tory.
Introduction, sf. introduction.
Introduire, l'a. to introduce,
bring in; let in.
Introït, sm. introït.
Intromission, sf. intromission.
Intronisation, sf. enthrODe-
mcnt.
Introniser, va. to enthrone.
Introuvable, a. uniindable.
Intrus, e, u. S. intruded, in-
truder.
Intrusion, sf. — sion.
Intuitif, ve. a. — tive.
Intuition, s/*, intuition.
Iittiiitivement, ad. — tively.
Intumescence, sf. intumes-
cence, swelling.
Inusité, e, a. unusual.
Inutile, a. uselcss, neediess.
Inutilement, n(2. cccdlessly.
Inutilité, sf. — lity, uselessnes..
Invaincu, e, a. unvanquished.
Invalide, a. S. difabled, invalid.
Invalider, va, to invalidate,
annul, [Hty-
Invalidité, sf. invalidity, nul-
Invariabilité, sf. invariable-
nes£. [tant.
Invariable, a. invariable, cons-
Invariablement, (II?. invariabi».
Invasion, sf. invasion.
Invective, sf. invective.
Invectiver, va. to inveigb; rai".
Invendu, e, a. unscld.
Invendable, a. unsalable.
Inventaire, sm. inventory.
Inventer, Va. to invent, con-
trive.
Inventeur, sm. —tor, contriver.
IRR
SnTcnlîf, ve, a, inventive.
liiTeiilioii, sf. invention, con-
trivance.
Inventorier, va. to invcntory.
9uvcr8al>le, a. not liable to
upset.
SiiTcrse, a. s. inverted, réverse.
SnvcrsioH, sf. inversion, [cher.
iuvcsli;a(ciir, sm. — lor, sear-
liivesligntiou, sf, — tien.
ficivestir, l'a. to invest.
luvcsiissenient, sm. investiug.
SiaTcstiture, sf. investiture.
IiiTétéré, e, a. — raie.
S''—,vr. to grow inveterate.
3nvincible, a. — bîe, unîonque-
rable.
InviiiciblcmenC, ad.invincibly.
Snviolabilité, sf. inviolability.
BuTiolalile, a. inviolable.
anviolablemciit, ad. inviolably.
Invisiliilité, sf. invisibility.
Iiivisilile, a. invisible.
invisiblcment, ad. invisibly.
InTÎtation, sA invitation, call.
(nvitatoire, sm. invilatory.
Invite, s??l.invitedperson, guest.
luvilcr, va. to invite, beg; ro-
Invocnlion, sf. — tion. [quest.
Involoniaire, a. involuntary.
EnvolonlaîremenC , ad. invo-
luntarily. [upon.
Invoquer, va. to invoke ; call
luvraiscniblable, a. uniikely.
Invraisemblance, sf, ».^\W<^V'-
Invuluérabilité sf. invulnera-
Invulnérable, a. — neraLle.
loilc, sm. iodine.
ludure, sf. ioduret.
Ionien, ue, a. lonian.
Hpécacuauha, sni. ipecacuanba.
Irascible, a. — ble.
Ire, sf. ire, wrath, anger.
Iris, sf. iris, rainbow, orris, flag.
Irisé, e, a. irifed, irisated.
Irlande, s/^. Ireland.
Ironie, sf. irony, jest, raillery.
Ironique, a. ironical.
Ironiquement, ad. ironically.
Iroquois, e, a. Iroquois.
— , s. boor hurapkinl
IrradîatîoD, sf. irradiatiaa.
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IiTaâter, va. to irradiate.
Gi'i'oisoiatiable, a. irralional.
Irr.aisoiinableniont, ad, irra-
lioiiaily.
Irrationnel. le, n. irra'Joiial.
■ rrcronciliable, a. irréconci-
liable, [liably.
IrréconcilinbSemcnl, ad.— ci-
Irrécnsable, ad. UECXceptiona-
ble. [bleness.
Irréductibilité, sf. irreduci-
Irrcductible, a. irreducible,
IrrëOccki, e, a. thoughtiess.
Irréflexion, sf. thoughtiessness,
IrréTormable, a. irrévocable.
Irréfragable, a. — ble.
Irrégularité, sf. irregularity.
Irrégulicr, e, a. irregular.
Irrégulièrement, ad. irregu-
larly. [giously,
Irréligieuscmcut , ad, irreli-
Irréligieux, se, a. irréligions.
Irréligion, sf. irreligion.
Irréméiliable, a... — diable.»
Irrémédiablement, ad. irrs-
mediably.
Irrémissible, a. — ble.
Irréinissiblcmcnt, ad, IVTQ*
misHbly.
Irréparubilité, Sf. — blenesS.
Irréparable, a. — ble. [rably,
Irrép'^"'»Wemen», ad. irrepa-
Irréprckkvnsinie j a, îrrepre-
hensibleness. [!>!?•
lTrv,iM-»*-»saibIemcnt,«(Z.— si'
ij^-tit^AKbahle, a. irreproacha-
blc. [ably,
lrrépro«^*«blemcnt , ad, —
Irréslsti-Àii», a. irrésistible.
Irrésistiblement, ad. irresis-
tibly. [wering.
Irrésolu, c, a, irrc?olute, wa-
Irrésulitment, ad. irresolulely.
Irrésolution, sf, — tion, indéci-
sion, [pectful.
IrrcspcctiieiBK , se, a. disrec-
Irrcspousable, a. irresponsible.
Irrévérence , sf. irrévérence.
Irrévércnt, c, a. irreverent.
Irrévocabililé , sf. irrevoca-
bleness. ■ -
Irrévocable, a. — ble. [cably
Irrévocablement, ad, irrevo.
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Irrigation, s/', irrigation.
Irt'iiHbililc, sf. irrllabiiitj.
Irritable, a. — aille.
Irrilniit, c, n. irrilaling.
Irriiatioii, xf. — tion, exaspé-
ration.
Irriter, va. to irrilate, exaspe-
rale, provokc, incense. [tated.
S"— vr. to cliafe ; liccome irri-
Irriiption, sf. irruption, inroad.
l8ab<-)le, a, s. isabella, light.
lechôoii, sjn* iscliium.
ïscfiiiiric, sf. iscliury.
Islniiiisiue, sm. IslamisiDi
■slniide, sf. Icelandi
Isocèle, a. isocèles.
Isocliroiie, a. isochronal.
Isolé, o, a. insulaled, lonely,
solitary. [liness.
isolement sm. distance ; lone-
Isolémcnt, ad. separctely.
bolcr, va. insulale, scparalei
S' — , vr. to ssLun socicty.
I8»u , e , a. Lorn of, .sprung
froni. [sage.
issue, sf. issue, end,oulIel,pa»-
A 1' — , immcdialely after.
Isthme, sm, istlimuè.
Itaguc, «î)t. burton.
Italie, sf. Italy.
Italien, ne, S. a italian.
Italique, a. s. Italie.
Item, aiZ. item, also. [ted.
Iiératir, -wc, a. itcrated, repea-
ItcrattTement, nd. repealediy.
Itinéraire, sm. itinerary.
Ivoire, sj)î. ivory.
Ivuirier, sm. ivory-tumer.
txtuie, sf. darne), lares.
Ivre, o. drunl(, inebrialed.
— mort, dead d,-unl;. [brietjr.
Ivresse, sf. drunlienness, ine-
Ivrogne, a. S. drunkard.
— , sf. — guesse, drunkine wo-
man. [pling-
Ivrognerie, s/', drunlienness, tip-
Jà, ad. aiready.
Jable, srij.grove, chime ofa cask.
Jabler un "tonneau, t'Q.tO notcll
a ca^tv [ a sliirt.
Jabot, S7n. a bird's crop, frill of
Jabotnge, sm. jahbering.
Jaboter, vn. to jatiber.
Jacasser, vn. to chatter.
Jacasscrie, sf. chattering.
Jacée, sf. bo. knapweed.
Jachère, sf. fallow ground.
Jacinthe, sf. hyacinlh.
Jacobée, sf. ragwort.
Jacobin, S7H, a wbite-friar, jaco-
Jaconus, sm. jaconet. [bin.
Jacquerie, sf. insurrection.
Jactaïkce, sf. lioasting, bragging.
Jaculatoire, a. ejaculatory.
Jade, sm, jade.
Jadis, ad. orold, of yore.
Jaguar, sm. jaguar.
Jaillir, vij.lospoulout; sprirt.
Jaillissant, e, n. spountig.
Jaillissement, sm, spouting.
Jai*, sm. Jet, black bugle.
Jalap, sm. jalap.
Jalon, sm. station, pôle, stake.
Jalonner, vn.to stake oul;marti
stations,
Jalouneur, sm. jaTelinman.
Jalouser, va. to envy.
Jalousie, sf. jealousy, uneasi-
ness, window-blind.
Jaloaix, se, a. jeaious, envious.
Jamais, ad. ne\'er, e^ver.
Pour, à — , for e'V'er.
Janjbage,5?».jamb,down-st^ ^e«
Jambe, sf. leg, sbank, tliig! ,
Jambette, sf. clasp-knife.
Jambier, sm, sbin-muscle.
Jambon, sm. bam. [knuckla*
Jambonneau, sm. smalt bam ;
Janissaire, sm. a janizary.
Jante, sf. felloe of a wbce£
Janvier, sin. January.
Japon, sm. Japan.
Jappement, sm. jclping, bar-
king.
Japper, vn. to yelp ; bark , to
clamour.
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Jac|ueinart, sin, jack of the
■%''t^ock-bouse.
laquelle, sf. jackct.
Jai'diu, sm. garden. [dens.
Jardinage, sm. gardeningjgar-
Jnrdiuer, i')i. to garden.
Jardinet, sm. litlle garden.
Jardineux, se, a. cloudy, not
clear.
Jordîuîer,iiîcrc,sm.gardeiier,
— 5 s/', gardener's wife; flower-
stand.
Jargon, sm. jargon, gibberish.
Jargonncr, v. to jabber, to talk
gibberish.
Jargoiinetir, se, 5. jabberer.
Jai'uac, sm, small poniard.
Jarret, svi. ham, boiigb.
— de bœnf, shin of beef.
— de veaii, knuckle of veal.
Jari'cté, e, a. close-hocked.
Jarrcter, va. to garter.
Se — . vr. to lie one's garters.
Jarretière, sf. garler.
Jars, s?)î. gander.
Jas, sm. anciior-slock.
Jaser, vn. to chatter ; blab.
Jaserie, sf, prating, tattling.
Jasciir, se, s. a. prater; Llab;
thatler-box,
Jasinîit, £>ji. jasmine,je5samine«
Jaspe, SHi. jasper.
Jaspé, e, (I. marblcdj'veined.
Jasper, va. to marble ; Teio.
Jaspure, sm. marbling.
Jatte, sf. bowl
Cul fie —, cripple.
Jattce, sf. bowl-full.
Jauge, s/", gauge, standard, mea-
Jaugeage, sm. gauging. [sure.
Jauger, i'<7. to gauije.
Jaugeur, sm. gaiigcr.
Jaunâtre, a, yellowiib.
Jaune, a. yellow, jolk of an egg.
Jauuet, sm. CTOwfoot; butter-
^tup; yelloï-boj.
Jaunir, va. to make jfellcw.
Jaunisse, sf, jaundice.
Javart, sm. quitter (lumour).
JaTcler,i!u. lo bind in busdles.
Jaielcur, sm. harTestmani
Javeline, sf. ja\elin.
Javelle, s/', handfui.
Javelot, sm. short javelin.
Je,7)ro I.
Jérémiade, sf. jeremiad.
Jésuite, sin. Jcsuif.
JÉSliS, Jésus, Jésus Christ.
Jet, sm. cast, tlirow, swarm,
shoot, sprig, casling.
— d'eau, sm. water spout.
Jetée, s/, jelty, pier.
Jeter, v. to throw; cast; suppu-
rate; swarm ; shoot ; spout, shedj
!ay foundations, run.
Se — ,vr. to run info; throw
one's self; fall upon; dash ;
rush, fall upon^
Jeton, sm. counter.
Jeu, sm. game, play, sport, jest,
acting, motion. [game.
Avoir beau — , to haïe a Hne
— de billard, billiard-talile.
— de boule, bowling-green,
— do cartes, pacli of cards.
— d'échecs, chcss-board.
— de mot», quibble, pun,
— do quilles, skiltle-grounU
Jeudi, sm. Thursday.
— saint, Maunday-Thursday.
Jeun (à), fasiing.
Jeune, <T.young,youthrul, junior.
Jeûne, sm. fast, fasting.
Jeûner, vn. to fast.
Jeunesse, s^.youth,young folks.
Jeunet, te, a. very young.
Jeûneur, se, S. fasler.
Joaillerie, s/, jewellor's trade.
Joaillier, ère, S. a. jeweller.
Jobard, sm. simpleton, ninnv,
Bat. [tiick.
Jobarderie, sf. silliness; lool's
Jocket, sjn. jockey.
Jocrisse, sm. cotquean.
Joie, sf. joy, deliglit, mirlh.
Feu de —, sm. bonfire.
Joignant,;»-, adjoining, next ts,
— , c, a. adjoining.
Joindre, l'a. tojoin; fix ; OTCr-
taie; accosi, corne up; add ; ad-
join, meet.
Se — , Dr. '0 join, combine, cou-
Joint, sjn. joint, joining. [pie.
Jointe, e, ad. joinled.
Jointée,s/'. double-l]andful.[ther.
Joîntir, ve,(i. joined, close loge<
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Jointoyer, va. to point.
Jointure, sf. joint, articulation.
Joli, c, a.pretly, genteel, fine.
Joliet, te, a. rather prelly.
Joliment, nd. prettily, finely.
Jolivetés, sf. pi. prelty tliings,
toys. [holcs.
Jombardo, sm. flûte witli three
Jonc, sm. rush,reed, rattan,caue,
guard-ring.
Jonchée, sf. slrewed flowers;
cream cheese. [Ter.
Joncher, vu .to strew; over; co-
Jonchets, sm. ;)I. spillikins.
Jonction, sf. jolning, ccnjunc-
tion, meeting.
Jongler, vn. tojuggle.
Jonglerie, sf. juirgling, cheat.
Jongleur, sm. juggler.
Jonque, sf. junli.
Jonquille, sf. jonquil.
Joseph (papier), sm. silver-pa-
per. [of masl.
Jottereaiix, sm.pl. (ma.) clieelis
Joubarbe, sf. bouse leeli, jou-
Joue, sf. cheeli. [barb.
Coucher en— ,lo take aim at.
Jouer, u to play; act ; sport,
jeer, mock, cheat, rush, handle;
gamble, feign ; ridicule.
Se—, vr. to be played; sport;
wanlon.
Faire—, vr. to set in motion.
Jouet, sm.plaything, toy, sport.
Joueur, 8e, s. game-ter, player.
JouOu, e, a. s. chubbed.
Joug, sm. yoke.
Jouir, vn. to enjoy; possess.
Jouissance, s/'.etijoyment, frui-
lion.
Jouissant, e, a. enjoying, in
possession.
Joujou, sm. plaything.
Joii:-, sm. day, light, dailight,
life, means, \say, insÎL'Ut, clear
space. [per, day-book,
Jouriii*^. sm. journal, news-pa-
Jourj JïL'r. sm. journeym.in.
Joiii-unlier, e, a. daily, chan-
gcable, diurnal.
Joui-it.'ilisie, sm. — nalijt.
Journoo, sf. day, daj's journey,
cays nork.
Jo n-iicllemcnt, ad. dailj, eve-
ry day. [(of cots).
Joule, sf. jonst tilling lîsht
Jouter, un. to joust; tilT; fight.
Jouteur, sm. comlatlant tilter.
Jouvence, sf. youlli.
Jouvenceau, celle, sm. a lad,
stripling, sf. young fellow.
Jouvencelle, sf. lass; damsel.
Jovial, e, a. jovial, merry, gaj;
Jovialement, ad. jovially.
Jovialité, sf. jovialily.
Joyau, sm. jewel, gem.
Joyeusement, ad. joyfullj.
Joteuseté, sf. merry, jesl.
Joyeux, se, a joyTuI, merry.
Jubé, sm. mane (of a lion).
Venir à — , to knock. [joicing.
Juliilation, sf. jubilation, re-
Jubilé, sm. jubilee.
Jubiler, t;n. torejoice; bejoyful.
Jitcher, vn. to roost; perch.
Juclioir, sm. roost, perch.
Judaïque, a, Jewish, Judaîcal.
Jufliiïsme, STti. Judaisra,
Judas, sm. traiter; peep-holo.
Judicatiire, sm. judicature.
Judiciaire, s/^. judgnnent.
— , a. judicîary; judicial.
Judiciairemeut, nd. judicially.
Jiidicieiisentent, ad. — ciously.
Judicieux, se, >i. — ous; prudent.
Juge, sm. ajudge, justice.
Jugcable, a. amenable.
Jugcnient,sm.jiidgtraent; trial,
sentence. [belicve, think.
Juger, V. to judge, try, Ihink,
Jugulaire, a. jugular.
Juif, ve, a. Jew, Jenish.
Juillet, sm. July.
Juin, sm. June.
Jujube, sf. jujube.
Jujubier, SI/!, jujube-tree.
Julep, sf. julep, décoction.
Julienne, s. Julian tlower.
Jumeau, Jumelle, a. s. twin.
Jumeaux, sm. pi. Gcmini|
twins.
Jumelles, sm. chcck of a prêts;
double opera-glasE.
Jument, sf. mare.
Junte, Sj^.'junta.
Jupe, sf. pelticoat.
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Jupiter, sm. Jupiter (pla-net).
Jupon, sm. under-petticoat.
Juraitdc, sf. warden?riip.
Jurnt, S}}}, jurât; alderman,
Jiiratoire, swoin, on oath.
•Iiirc, sm. warden of a cotnpany;
jurjman, juror.
Jure, c, a. sworn.
Jureineut, sm. oath, [squeak.
Jurer, u. to swear; clash; jar
Jiiroiir, se, s. profane swearer.
Juridiction, sf. jurisdictîon;
province. [tiona!.
Juridictionnel, le, a. jurisdic-
Juridique, a. juridical, légal.
Juridiquement, ad, jurîdi-
cally. [suite.
Jurisconsulte, sm. juriscon-
Jurisprudence, sf. jurispru-
Jurijte, sm. jurist. [dence.
Juron, sm. oath.
Jury, sm. jury.
Jus, sm. juice, gravy.
Jusant, sin. ebb-tide, ebb.
Jusque, Jtisques, pr. to; as far
as, until, till, even to ; even.
Jusqi>''ù, Jusqu'au, eYeniVery.
Jusqtios à quand? faow long?
Jusqu'ici, till now, hitherto.
Jusqu'où ? how far? to wbat
place ?
Jusquiame, sf, benbanei
Jussion, sf. command; order.
Justaucorps, sm. a close coat.
Juste, a. jusl; fil, righl-, équita-
ble, exact.
— , sm. juft; righteous man.
Juste, ad. right; exaclly, proper.
Au—, exactly. ["gbt.
Justement, ad- juslly; exactly,
Juste-milieu, sm. moderate-
party.
Justesse, s^.justness, précision.
Justice, sf. justice; equity, ju-
risdiction.
Justiciable, a. justiciable; ame-
nable.
Justicier, t'a. to exécute, punish
corporally.
— , sm. judge;justiciary.
JustiGuble, a. justifiable.
Justifiant, e, a. justiTylng.
Justificatif, Te, a. justificative.
Justificative (pièce), a vou-
cber. [measure.
Justification, sf. — lion; prooT;
Justifier, vu. to justify, prove,
vindicate. [self.
Se — , i')'. 10 justify one's
Juteux, se, a. jnicy.
J»vétiiile, a. juvénile, young
Juvénilité, sf. youtbruincss.
Juxta-positiou, sf, juxtapo*
sition.
K
Kathouame, sf, caretta (tor-
toise).
Kakatoès, sm. cockaloo.
Kaléidoscope, sm, — pe,
Kali, sm. kali, sallwort.
Kanguroo, sm. kangaroo.
Kaolin, s?n. porcclain clay.
Kopi, sm. kepi soldier's cap.
Kermès, siii. kermès.
Kilogramme, sm. kilogramme
Kilolitre,s»i. kilolitre.
Kilomètre, sm, kilomètre.
Kicsque, sm. kiosk.
Kirch-nusser, sm, kircb
wasser.
Kyrielle, s/. litany, string list.
Kyste, sm. cist, cystis.
Kystotomie, sf. cysfotomy.
I,a, les, art, the.
l.a,;jro. her, it.
• , c» la {musO>
I I-à. ad. therei yonder, tbithsr.
l.à là, ad. so so.
»-"-I>a», down ;onder.
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lià-dcAnn9,\vitbin, In that place.
— dessous, under this, that, or
Iberc.
— dessus, iipon Ihat; up there.
— haut, up yonder.
De—, pi-, thonce, from there.
Labeur, sni. labour, work.
I.abinl, e, a. labial, \erbal.
Labié, e, a. labiated.
Laboratoire, sm, laboratory.
Laborieusement, ad. labo-
riously. [painTuI, difficult.
Laborieux, se, a, laborious;
Labour, sm. tillage; plougbing.
Labourable, a. arable.
Labourage, sm, tillage, plough-
ing.
Labourer, va. to plougn; drag;
till, toil. [ear up.
Laboureur, S7n. a ploughman,
Labyrinthe, sm, labyrinlh,
Lac, sm. lake. [maze.
Lacer, va. lo lace, line.
Laeération, sf. lacération
Lacérer, va. to laccrate; tear.
Lace», sm. lace; snare; bowslrlng,
Laccur, sm. net-maker.
Lâche, a. loose, slack; faint,
conardly; base; spiriiless.
— f sm. coward, wretch.
Lâclieuient, a({. stuggishiy; ba>
sely, cowardly.
Lâclier, V. loloosen; lel go; fire;
abandon; relax.
— le i>ied, to run away. [slip.
Se — , Vf. lo slacken; Ict out;
Lâcheté, sf. cowardice, villany;
meanness.
Lacinié, e,.a. laciniated.
Lncis, S7JI. net-work.
Laconique, a. laconic, concise.
Lacouiquciueut, ad. laconi-
cally.
Laconisme, sm. — nism.
Lacrymal, e, a. lachrymal.
Lacr,tmaloire, sm. lachrynna-
lory. [snare.
Lacs, sm. string, noose, cord,
Laciutiou, sf. lactation.
Lacté, e, a. lacleal, milky.
Lacune, sf. hiatus, lacuna, gap.
Ladre, a, leprous, stingy, sor-
did; measly; insensible.
— , s. lepor, miserly.
Ladrerie, sf. lepro^v, measles,
lepcr-bospital, sordidness.
Lnguc, sf. (ma.) o{ a sbip wake.
Lacune, s/. lagoon.
Lai. e, a. lay. .«TO. layman.
Laiche,s^. bosse tongue; sedge;
sword-grass.
La΀l,e, rt.ugly, déforme d,wrODg.
Laideron, sm. ugly fcmalr.
Laideur, sf. ugliness, us'ght-
liness.
L.iie, s^. wild-sow; inarrow fialh.
Lainage,sm.voollcn goods fiecce.
Laine, sf. wool.
Lainer, va. to teazie (cloth).
Lainerie, sf. woollen-drapory;
woll-anarket.
Laineur, sm. (earler.
Laineux, se, a. woolly, fleecj.
Laïque, a. s. lay, layman.
Lais, sm. sladdle.
Laisse, sf. leash, hatband, allu-
vion.
Laisser, va. to leave; let, quit;
abandon, foresake; bequeatli.
Se — tomber, to fall. [rence.
— aller, sm. freedom; indilTe»
Lait. sm. milk.
Petit—, whcy.
Fi-érc de—, foster-brother
Laitage, sm. milk-diet.
Laitance, sf. soft-roe, milt.
Laite, e, a. soft-roed.
Laiterie, sf. dairy; milk-sliop.
Laiieron, sm. sow-thistle.
Laiteux, se, a. milky, lacleous.
Laitier, sm. dairyraan; milkman;
slag, dross oT metals.
Laitière, sf. dairj-Diaid, suckler
(wel nurse).
Laiton, sm. latten, brass.
Laitue, sf. letluce. [stulT.
Laize, sf. width of cloth or
Lama, sm. Tarlar priest. [ting.
Lauianage, sm. pilotage, pilo-
Lamaneiir, sm. harbour pilot.
C.aiuaiitin,s7>i.manatus,manati.
Lambeau, SJH. rag; shred; tattcr,
Lanibel, sm. label.
Lambin, e, a. dawling;loitering.
— , s. dawdicr.
Laïubiuer, i;)i. tO dawdie.
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K.aml>otii'<tc, sf. joist, soft buil-
ding Etone. [lop.
Ivnuihreqiiiii,^?}?, fesfoon, ?cal-
E.nuitii'ia, sm. wainscot, canopy.
Lambrlssnge , sm. waiiiscot-
ting.
I^nnibrisscr, t'a. to wainscot.
I.nme, sf. sea, thin strip (of mé-
tal), blade, flake, wave, lamina.
Fâiie — , a cunning- Made.
(.aine, c, a. laminated.
E.atticiitable, a. — ble, mournrul.
E.ameiitiililcnicnt, ad. moura-
fully, lamenlably.
S>auaciitalion, sf. — tion.
H.ainculcr, u. lo lament; wail.
Se — , to lament, lo mnurn.
Lamentîn, sm. manatfe (sca-
cow), ['ing, flallinj.
I.aniiua^e, sm* rolling-, lamina-
I^ainiiiei-, va. to llattcn; lami-
nate.
E.aiuincrie , sf. Daltinj-mill.
L.aniiiiair. sm. rolUng-mill; flat-
ling-machine.
lyampadairc, sm. lamp-bearer.
I^ampas, sm. lampas, palate.
Lampe, sf. lamp.
E.aixipéc, sf. bumper, brimmer.
ILniiiper, i)(î to guzzic. [larap.
Lampion, sm. illuminalion-
E.ampistc, sm. lamp-maker.
I.nmpi-oic, sf. lamprcy.
I^aiiçagc, Laucomeut, 5m.
launcbing'.
L.auce, sf. lance, spear.
Lancer, va. to dart; throw;
cast; launch. [out.
Se—, vr. to rush spring; launch
Lancette, sf. lancet.
Lancier, S7n. lancer.
Lancicre, sf. wasîe-gate. [ting.
Lancinant, c, a. twinging,sboo-
Laiiçoir, sm. mill-gale.
Lande, sf. beath, moor.
Landgrave, sm. landgrave.
Landgraviat, sm. landgraviate.
Laiicret, sin. laneret.
Langage, S7n. language.
Langes, ]il. swaddTing-clothes.
Lange, .s/jî. swathe.
Laugourcueeateut, acZ.lang'jJS-
biuglj.
ing.
pininç,
Langouste, s/", .cpinny lobster.
Langue, sf. tongue, "language,
index.
Langnctto, sf. linguet, tongue,
strip, index, cock; j;ey.
Langneur,s/'.langour; faintness.
Langucj'cr, t'a. to e.xamine a
bogs tongue.
Langiicj'cnr, sm. bfig-doclor.
Languir, vil. to languish; pine
away.
Languiasammcnt, ad. langui-
shingly.
Languissant, e, a. languishing,
pining, dull, hcavy. [shrike.
Laiiicr, sm. lannier, leraale
Lanière, sf. Ihong.
Lanifère, a. lanigerous.
Lanscfucnct, sm. lansquenet.
Lanterne, sf. lanlern, cupola,
trundle (of a mill).
— 8ourdc, dark lantern. [wîtht
Lanterner, t'a. to loiter; totrifle,
Lantcrnerio, sf. nonsense, tri-
Cing.
Lantcrnier, e, s. lantern-ma-
ker, lamplighter, triflor.
Lantiponnagc, sm. nonsense.
Laiitiponuer, vn. to talk non-
sense. [cards.
Lanturlu, sm. langterraloo (of
Lanugineux, se, a. downy.
Laper, vn. lo lap.
Lapereau, sm. young rabbît.
Lapidaire, sm. lapidary. [ning.
Lapidation, sf. lapidation, sto-
Lapider, va. to lapidate; stone.
LapidiCcation, sf. lapidifica-
Lapitlîner, tia.to lapidify. [tion.
Lapidilique, a. — cal.
Lapin, sm. rabbit.
— no, sf. doe rabbit.
Lapis, sm, lapis lazuly.
Laps, e, a. lapsed.
Laquais, sm. lackey, footman.
Laque, sf, gum lao. [who.
Laquelle, ;))•. f. (liai, which,
Larcin, sm. tlieft, robbery.
Lard, sm. bacon, lard.
Larder, l'rt. to -ird; assail,
Lardoiro, sf, larding pin.
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ï.nrdon, sni. slice of bacon,
lardon.
Large, liirge, width broad, free.
— , s. open^a, offlng:.
Au —, ad. keep off: at one's
ease. [dantîy.
Largement, ad. largelv, aburi-
l,nrgcsse. s^. iarecss, eenerosily,
Largeur, sf. brealh, breadth.
Largo, o.d. largo, slowly
largue, styi. oifing, open sea.
Veut — , side wind.
■%urguer, un. to ' let, loose.
Larigot, sm. Date, pipe.
Larme, sf. tear, drop.
a.ariiiicr,sm.weather-moulding,
drip, drip-=toue.
— ,sm.pl. eye veins (of a stag).
Larmoiemeut, s?n. n'alering or
the eyes. [ttars.
Larmojant, c, a. wecpiog, iu
Larmoyer, vn. to weep.
Larron, nesse, s. tliief, rogue.
Larve, sf. 'arva.
Laryngotomie, sf. laryngolomy.
Lar}(ux, sm. larynx.
Las! int, aiasi aiack.
Las, se, a. weary, tired.
Lascir, ve, o.lascÎYious, lewd.
Lasciwement, ad. — ^iously.
Lascivclé , sf. lasciviouiness,
lust. [ledious.
Lassant, e. n.faliguing; tirlog;
Lasser, vrt.lo tire, i'aligue,weary.
Se— ,»!'. to grow weary.
Lassitude, sf. lassitude, weari-
Lastfn^, S)n. iasling. [ness.
Latanier, sm. latauia.
Latent, e, a. latent, bidden.
Latéral, e, a. latéral.
Latéralement. uJ. laterally.
Latin, e, a. S. Lalio, lateen.
LatiDiiscr. v. to latiolze.
Latinisme, sm. btinism.
Latiniste, sin. Latinist.
Latinité, s/. Latinity.
Latitude, sf. latitude.
Latitudiuaire, a. S. — narian.
Latrines, sf. privy, necessary.
Latte, sf. lath.
Latter, va. to lath.
Lattis, sm. lalhing,lath-work.
Laudanum, sm. laudanum.
Laufiatir, ve, a. laudatÎTe.
Landes, «/■. ;)/. lauds.
Lauréat, sm. lauréat.
Lauréole, sf. spurge-lourel.
Laurier, syn. !auri-l, baytree.
Lavalio, Si?!, wafhliand-sland.
Lavage, sm. wasliing, slop.
Lavande, sf. Ia\etider.
Lavandière, s/*, laundress.
Lavasse, sf. drenching shower,
Lave, sf. lava. [wasb.
Lavement, sm. glister, washing.
Laver, va. towash, clean; batbe;
colour (a plan).
Se— .ur.to wash or clean one's
Lavette, sf. di>b-clout. [self.
Laveur, se, s. washer, dish-scul-
Lavis, sm. wash, colouring. [lion.
Lavoir, sm. wash-louse; scul-
lery.
Lavure, sf. dish-valer, hogwash.
Laxatif, ve, a. laxative.opening.
Layetier, sm. trunli-maker.
Laiette, s^. a drawer, box,cbild-
bed linen.
Lazagne, sf. ribbon -vermicelli.
Lazaret, sm. lazaretto.
I.Biii, s»!, jest; pleasantry.
Le. les, art. m. the.
— , pro. him, it.
Lé. sm. breadih, nidthi
Lèche, si. tliin slice.
Léeliefrite, sf. dripping-pan.
Lécher, lui. to lick; lick up.
Leçon, $/■. lecture, lesson. [rcr.
Lecteur, trîce, s. reader, lectu-
Lecture, sf. reading, lecture.
Légal, e, a. Ii'gal, lawful. [fully.
Légalement, ad. legally, law-
Légalisation, sf. légalisation.
Légaliser, ua. lo legalize ; au-
thenticate.
Légalité, s/'. Iega!ity,lawfulness.
Légat, sjn. lejrale.
Légataire, sm. legatee.
Légation, s/.legalion,legateship.
Lége,n, (ma.) light ; without car-
Légendaire, s»i. legcndary.[go.
Légende, sf. legend. [trifling.
Léger, e, n. light, nimbie, fickie,
Légère (à la), ad. inconsWera-
ttly. >
Légèrement, a(2. Mght1y,nimbl;
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Légèreté, sf. ligblness, agility,
jimbleuess, leTily, frivolity.
I.égion, sf. légion.
Kicgioiinairc, sm. Icgionary.
Iicgislalciir, Irici-,»'. legislator.
Eicgislaiir, vc, fi, législative.
l^égîslatioii, sf. législation.
Législalure, sf. législature.
Iicgisle, sm. civilian, legi.5t.
Lcgitiuiatiuii, sf. légitimation.
Légitime, a. legilimate, just,
— , sf. légal share. [lawfui.
Légitimement, ad, — mately,
juslly.
Lvgttimcr, vfi. lo legilimate.
Légilimisle, sm. legitimist,
Légitâiuité, sf. Ie;^iliinacy,
Legs, sm. legacy, bequcst.
Léguer, va. to Lequealh, leavc.
Légume, sm, légume, puise;
vegefable. [nous.
Légumiueux, se, fi. legumi-
l^emuie, sm. lemma. [row.
Lendemain, s»i. next day, mor-
Lcnilore, sm. dawdier.
Lénifier, vu. to leniiy.
Léuitif, sm. lenitive.
Lent, e, fi. slow, sluggish.
Lente, sf. nit.
Lentement, ad. slowly.
Lenteur, sf. slowncss, dullness.
LenlicuUiire, n, Icnticular.
Lenticule, sf. duck-weed.
Lentille, sf. a lentil, freckle,
bob, lens.
Lentilleux, se, fi. freckled.
Lentisi]ue. sm. maslich-tree.
Léapnnl, sm. léopard.
Lépidoptère, sm. lepidopter.
Lèpre, sf. leprosy.
Lépreux, se, fi. $. leprous, leper.
Léproserie, sf. leper-bouse.
Lequel, jjco. m. nhicb, wbo, that.
Les. p(. or Le, La.
Lêse*majcsté,s/'. high-treason.
Léser, va. to wrong; offend.
Lésine, sf. niggardliuess, stin-
giness.
Lésiner, vn. to bestingy; haggle.
Lésinerie, sf. stinginess, mean-
BOSS.
Lésion, sf. wrong, lésion; hurl.
KiCssÎTC; 3f. lye; nash.
Lessiver, Vfi. to wash wilh !}•;
Lest, sm. ballast.
Lestage, sm, ballasting.
Leste, nimble, brisk; sly, incoih
sidérale, uncivil.
Lestement, ad. brisidy, actively.
Lester, va. (ma.) to ballast.
Lestour, sm. ballast-lighter.
Léthargie, sf. lelhargy.
Léthargique, fi. letliargic.
Lettre, sf. letter, epislle, type,
— ,pl. liteiature.
— do change, bill of excbanga,
— de créance, credentlals.
— de voiture, way-bill.
Lettré, e, a. lettered, literary.
Leur, pro. thoir, to tbem.
Le — , la — , le» — , theirs.
Leurre, 57ÏÎ. lure, decoy.
Leurrer, va. to lure; decoy.
Se—, vr. to delude one'8 self.
Levain, sm. lea\en, yeast, re-
mains.
( evaut, sm. east, Ibe Levant.
Levantin, fi. sm. Le-vantine.
Levée, sf. le-vy, raising, rising,
takingorjremoval, enbankment,
trick (at cards), crop. [up.
Lever, sm. levée, rising, getting
— , v. to lift up; raise, levy, re-
move, lake up, off; r.ollect,
— , l'ji. spring up; rise. [sbool.
— l'ancre, to weigh tbe anchor. .
— un plan, lo draw a plan.
— la garde, to relieve.
Faire — , to spring, to start.
Se — , vr. to rise; get up
arise.
Léviaihan, sm. leviatban.
Levier, sm. lever, crow-bar.
Lévite, sm. Lévite.
Lévitiqiic, S)7i. Levilicus.
Levis (pont), sm. drawLridge
Levraut,s?n.leveret,youni Lare.
Lèvre, ■!/. ;ip.
Levrette, sf. grcyLound-îiitch.
Lévrier, sm, greyliound.
Levure, sf. yeast. [pher.
Lexicographe, sm. lexicogra.
Lexicologie, sf. lexicology.
M.cz.jtr. near, hard by.
Lézard, sm. iizard. [a wall.
Lézarde, sf. a crevice, crack ia
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I.ézar<Ié,e, a. full of cracUs.
Lczarilcr, va. lo crack; rend.
Se—, vr. (0 crack.
S.inis, sm, lias.
Liaison, s/', joimnîr, friendshîp,
slar (in music) thickcning (of
S.iuiie, sf. liane. [sauces).
Liant, c, a. affable, mild.
Liard, sm. a half farthing.
Liai'der, va. to club sniall sums.
Liasse, sf. bundie oT papers,
Liljalioii, sf. libation.
Lil>L-lle, sm. a libel, lampoon.
Libeller, vn. (^u.) to draw up,
specify tbe object of.
Liltellistc, sm. libeller.
Libéral, c, ((.libéral, gênerons.
Liliéraienicut, (id. liberally.
Libéralisme, sm. liberalism.
Litiéralité, sf. liberality, gene-
rosity.
Libérateur, trice* s. liberator.
Libératir, »c, a. liberating.
Liberation, sf. discbarge, re-
lease.
Libérer, va. to deiiYer; exempt.
Se — , vr, to clear one's debts,
to get free from.
Liberté, sf. liberly, freedom,
immunity. [lious.
Libertin, c, a, libertine, liccn-
— c, s. freethinker.
Libertinage, sm. libertinism.
Liberliner, vn. to play the li-
bertine.
Libidineux, se, a. libidinous.
Libraire, sm. bookseller.
Librairie, sf. bookirade, boot-
Libration, s/", libration. [selling.
Li^i-e, a. free, easy, bold, loose.
Librement, ad. freely, easily.
Liée, sf. lists; tilt-yard, arena;
bilcU-hound. [ness.
Licence, sf. licence, licentious-
Liecncié, Si», licentiate.
Licenciement, SiU, disbanding
(troops),
Liccncier,vrt.to disband(troops).
Liceucieiiscuicnt, ad. liceu-
tiously.
Licencieux, se, a. licentious.
Licben, sm. lichen ; liver-wort.
Licitation, sf. ijii.} auctioD.
Licite, a. lawful, allowahlSf
Lieitciucnt, ad. lanfuIlT.
Liciter, un. lo sell by auclion.
Licorne, sf. Uiilcorn,
Licon, sȔ. halter.
Licteur, sm. lictor.
Lie, ff. lees, dregs, gro-unds.
Liège, sm. cork, cork-tree.
Lien, sm. iitring, tie, bondi
Lier, va. to * biud; tie, join,
tliicken, unité, slur (notes).
Se—, vr. to bind one's self;
league, thicken; join.
Lierre, sm. i\'y.
Liesse, sf. joy, gayely.
Lieu, s»i. place, room, cause,
fami!y,2JÎ. premises.
— d''ai'sancc8, water-closet.
Au — de, instead of.
Tenir— de, lo be asi
En tout—, cvery svberei
.4u — que, c. whereas.
Lieue, sf. league.
Lieulenuncc, sf. lieutenancj.
Lieutenant, sm. lieutenantt
Lièvre, Sïii. liarc.
Licvretc«u,sm.sucking leveret.
Ligament, sm. ligament.
Ligamenteux, se, a. — tOUS.
SJguturc, sf. lure.
Lige, u. lieg.e, eulire, absolute.
Lignage, s»!, liueage. [family.
Liguager, sm. one of tbe sama
Ligne, sf. line, rank, fishing-
line, equinoctial Hue.
Liguée, sf. lineage, issue, race.
Ligner, ta. to draw Unes on.
Lignette, sf. Iwine.
Lîgneul,si(i.sbœmaker'sthread.
Ligneux, se, n. Iigneous;waody.
Ligue, s^. league, faction, parly.
Liguer, va. to confédérale.
Se — , vr. to league.
Ligueur, se, s. a leaguer.
Lilas, sm. li'ac.
Liliacé, e, a, liliaceous.
Limace, sf. slug, suail, limax.
Limaçon, sm. snail) cocblea
(of llie ear).
Eu — ad. spiral winding.
Limaille, sf. lilings, file-dust.
Limande, sf. daljtifh.
Limbe, sm, limb,edge>
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LIT
Limbes, sf. pi, limbo.
SJuic, sf. tile, lime.
IJmcr, ta. to file, finish off.
Liniour, sm. filer.
Limier, s»i. blood lound, spj.
Umilatif, vc, a. limitary.
LtEuitatioik, sf. limitation.
Limiter, t)a. to limil; Lound,
Limites, sf.pl. limits hounds.
Limitrophe, a. bordering upon,
LimoD, sm. mud, slime, lemon,
Liuiouade, sf. lemoDade.[sbaft.
Limouadier, e, s, lemoDade-
seller.
Limoneux, se, rr.muddy, slimy.
Limonier, s^'Kshaft-horâe, lime-
tree thiller, [riage wilh shafts.
Limoiiière, sf. four-wheel car-
Limiousin, sin. hough waller.
se, sm. rough-wal-
ling.
Limousine, s/, waggoner'scloak.
Limpide,», limpid, clear.
Limpidité, sf. clearDCss, lim-
a.imure, sf. Ëling. [pidness.
Lia, sin. lincn flax.
Liuaire,s/. toad-tlax.
Linceul, sm. winiling-sheet.
Linéaire, a. llDear.
Liuéal, e, a. lineal.
Linéament, sm. lineameiit|
Linctte,$/'. linseed. [outline.
Linge, siji, liuen, linen rag.
Linger, e, S, linen-draper. [dry.
Lingerie, sf. linen-trade, lauQ-
Liugot, sm. icgot, slug.
Lingolière, sf. ingot-moulet
Lingual, e, a. lingtiali
Liuièrc, sf. lla.x, of ilax.
Liuimcnt, sm. linimect.
Linon, sm, lavrn.
Linot, sf. linnet.
Linteau, sm. lintel.
Lion, ne, f, UoD, Leo, lioness.
Lionceau, sm. lion's nhelp.
Lippe, sf. Lilobber-lip.
Lippée, af. mouthful.
fr'rancbe — , raeal at free-SCOt.
Lippu, e, blobber-lipped.
Li<iiiation, sf, liquatioD.
Liqucfactiou, sf. liqueraction.
LifiuéGcr, va. to liqueTy.
He~f vr, to liquefy.
Liqueur, sf. liquor, spirits.
Liquidateur, sni. liquiilator.
Lii|iiidatian, sf. liquidation.
Lii|uide, u. liquid, net, clear.
Liijuidcr, va. to liquidate.
Se — ,rr. to pay olT one's debts.
Liquidité, sf. liquidness, li-
quidity.
Liquoreux, se, a. luscious.
Liquoristo, Sm. dealer in cor-
Lire, vu. to read; peruse. [dials.
Lis, sm. lily.
Lisable, a. readable. [stripe.
Liseré, e, s)?!.piping; bindiug;
Liserer, va, to welt.
Liseron, sm. bindneed.
Liseur, se, 5. reader.
Lisible, a. legible; readable.
Lisiblement, «d. legibly.
Lisière, sf. list, leadiug-strings,
border, ridge exlremily.
Lisse, sf. (ma.) riband, rail.
Lissé, a. sleek, smooth, glossy.
Lisser, va. to smooth, gloss;
Lissoirc, S|^. sleek-stone. [sleek.
Lissure, sf, polishing, smooth-
ness.
Liste, s^ iist, roll, catalogue.
Listel, sm. cincture, fillet.
Lit , sm. bed, channel of a ri-ver,
— de camp, field-bed. [stratum,
— do repos, couch. [bed«
— desangle, horse-bed, stump-
Eufaut du premier — , chiîd
by thefirst wife. [story.
Litanies, sf, pi, litany, long
Liteau, sm. coloured stripe on
Literie, s^beddiog. [napkins.
Litbarge, sf. lilharge.
Lilliograpbe, sm. lithographer.
Lithographie, sf. lithography.
Litbograpliier, vn, to lilto-
graph.
Lithographie, a. — phie.
Lithotoniie,s^. lithotomy.
Lithotoœiste, sm. lithotomist.
Litière, sf, litler (for horses);
litler, straw.
Lidganl, e, a. t. litigart.
Litige, sm, litigation, stnfe.
Litigieux, se, a. litigious, dis-
putable. [a suit).
Litispeudaucc,!^. pendeDOy(a{
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l.ître,sn!. litre, Frencb measure.
Litron, sm. litron, measure of
about a pint.
Littéraire, a. literary.
Littoral, c, a. literal.
Littéralement, ad. literally.
Littérulité, sf. lilerality.
Littérateur, sm. litterary man.
Liticratiire, sf. lilerature.
LitteruI, e, a. littoral, of Ihe
—, sm. a shore, coast. [shore.
Liturgie, sf. liturgj.
Liturgique, a. liturgique.
Liure, sf. cart-rope.
Lifide, a. livid.
Lividité, sf. li\idity.
Livraison, $/'. delivery ofgoods,
numbtT ofa bock. [rcgister.
Livre, sm. bock, volume, canlo,
—, sf. pound; livre {coin).
Livrée, sf. livery, liverj servants.
Livrer, va. to deliver; give up;
surrender, confide.
Se—, vr. to deliver one's selr,
trust to, confine in.
— Iiataille, to give baltle.
Livret, siH. litlle book.
Lixiviatiou, s/'. lixiviatioQ»
LixivicI, le, a. lixivial.
Lobe, sm. lobe (of Ihe ear).
Local, sni. place ,situation,hou5e.
— , e, (I. local.
Localité, sf. locality.
Locataire, s. lodger, tenant.
Locatif, ve, a. belonging to.
Location, sf. Ictting, location.
LocJi, sm. (ma.), log.
Locbe, sf. loach.
Locber, un. to be loose.
LocIiie«, sf. pi. lochia.
Lecomotion, sf. locomotion.
Locomotive, sf. locomotive.
Locution, sf. locution, phrase.
Lof, em. (ma.), lool', luff.
Loffer, vn. (ma.), to luIT.
Logarithme, sm. logaritlim.
Logarithmique, a. logarilhmic,
Loge, sf. lodge, but, box, cell.
Logeable, a. convenient.
Logement, S)?l. apartment, lod'
gemenl. L'er
Loger, V. 10 lodge; réside; quar
Se —, vr. to lake a lodging.
S LU a
Logeur, sm. lodginghouje-kee-
Logicien, sm. logician. |per.
Logique, a. sf. Icgical, logic.
Loiiiiquement, nd. logically.
Logis, sm. lodging, bome.
«.ogogriphe, sm. logogriph.
Logomachie, sf. logomachy.
Loi, s/, law, rule, aulhority.
Homme de—, sm. lawyer.
Loin, ad. far, far off, rcmotele.
— de, far from. [distance.
.tu —, do — en —, at a greal
Lointain, e, a. remote, far dis-
— sm. distance. [tant
Loir, sm. dormouse.
Loisir, sm. leisure, leisure-lime
Lombaire, a. lombar.
Lombard, S))!, pawn-shop.
Lombes, $?71. ji. the loins.
Lombric, SfU. worm, lob-worm.
Long, sm. lenglh.
— gue, <i. long, great.
Au —, ad. at leuglh.
A la longue, ad. in time.
Le -. 2": along. ..,•,•
Loiig-juinté, e, a. long-jomted.
Lougauime, a. patient.
Longanimité, sf. forbearancc.
Longe, sf. loin of veal, It.npe,
rein, tulher, jess. [along.
Longer, va. to go along, ruji
Longévité, .9/'. longcvity.
Longimétrie, sf. iongimetry.
Longitude, sf. longilude.
Longitudinal , e , a. longitu-
dinal, [tudinally.
Longiliidinalemcnt, ad. longi-
Loiiglemps, ad. long , a long
wbile.
Longue-vue, sf. télescope.
Longuement, ad. long, leng.
tbily, at lengtb.
Longuet, n. longish. [dclay.
Longuciir.sA '■înglh, longitude,
Looch (lok), S))!, loch.
Lopin, sm. gob, lunch.
Loquacité,»/', loquacily.
Loque, sf. rag, latler.
Loquet, sm. a latth, catch.
Lorct<e,s/' courlesan,gay woman.
Lorgner, 1(1. lo og!e, eye.
Lorgucitc, sf. opera-glass,
Lorgueiir, »o, S- ogler.
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liOriot, swi. loriot, witwallt
Lormicr, sm. lorimor.
l>ors «le, ad. ihal iime,lhen.
Bcs — . froin, Ihat lime.
E.ai'sqiie, c. when.
liosange, sf. lozenja.
tôt, sm. loi, poiiion, share.
E,otcric, sf. loltery.
L.o(icr, sm. lolus, sweet-trefoil.
l'Olion, sf, lotion.
Lotir, va. to lot; share; portion.
Loto, sm. loto.
Lotte, sf. eelpout.
Louable, o, laudable.
LouablenieiK, ad. laudably.
Louage, sm. Icllin^, hirin^.
Loiiauge, sf. praise, commen-
dilion.
Loiiunger, ua.to trumpet; praise.
Louangeur, sm- praiscr ; flat-
lerer. [biguous.
Louche, a. sqiiînt-ejed, am-
S.ouciier, t^l. to squint.
Louchct, sm. niallock.
Louer, t)«. to hire; let; praise.
Se — de, to be picased wilb.
Loueur, se, s, praiser, birer.
Loiigre, sm, (ma.), lugger-
Lotiis, sm. louis (24 fr. pièce.)
Loup, sm, nolf, black masi:,
stock jobber; lupus (ulcer)-
— CKrtier,sm. lynx.
— garoia, a. werewolf.
Loupe, sf, wen; wart (on trees);
magnifying-glass.
Loupeux, se, a. warty.
Lourd, e, a, heavy, dull, bard.
Lourdaud, e, s. duilard, block-
head. [ly.
Lourdement, ad. heavily, gross-
Lourderie, s/", gross blunder.
Lourdeur, sf. heaviuess, dul-
Loutre, sf. otter. [ness.
LouTe,s/'. sbe-wolf, lewd woman.
Louveteau, svi. a vvolf's cub.
Louveler, vn. tO wbelp. [ling.
Louvetcrie, sf. tlie \vo!f-hun-
Louvetier, sm. wolThunter,
Louvoyer, l'a. (.ma.), to tack,
ply manœuvre.
Louvre, sm. palace.
Loxodromie , sf. (ma.), loxo-
dromis.
Loxodromiquc, a, loxodromie.
Loyal, e, a, loyal, honest, fair,
true, upright. [rully,
Loyaleincut, ad. loyally, faith-
Lojauté, sf. loyally, fldolityi
Loyer, im. renl, bire.
Lulicrne, sf. leopardess.
Lubîc, sf. whim.
Luliricilc, sf. lubric.ity.
Lubrifier, va. to lubiicate.
Lubrique, a. lubric.
Lnbriqucuient, ad. lecherouslj.
Lucarne, sf. dormer-window.
Lucide, a. lucid,
Lucidouicut, ad. lucidely.
Lucidité, sf. lucidily.
Lucratif, ve, a. lucrative, pro-
fitable.
Lucrativcmcnt. ad. lucratively.
Lucre, sm. lucre, gain.
Luette, sf, uvula.
Lueur, sf. light, glimmeri
Lugubre, a. — brious.
Lugubrement, nd.lugubriously.
Lui, i)ro, he, bim, ber, to him,
to ber.
— même, himself, ilself.
Luire, t)u. to gliller,gleam,?hinei
Luisaut,e, a. sbining, glisfering.
— , sm. gloss brigbtness.
Luisante, sf. sbining star.
Lumbago, sm. lumbago.
Lumière, s/, light, touch-hole,
(of a gun), knowledge, insight
hint.
Lumignon, sm. snuif, wick.
Luminaire, syit. luminary,ligbti
Lumineux, se, a. — ous.
Lunaire, a. lunar, luoary.
— , sf, moon-wort.
Lunaison, sf, lunation.
Lunatique, a. S. moon-eyed, In*
Lundi, sm. Monday- [natic.
Lune, sf, moon.
— rousse, April-moon.
— do miel, honey-moon.
Clair de — , moon-ligbt.
Lunette, sf, Ibe scat ol' waler-
clo.set, spy glass , télescope;
perîpective-giass.
— , pi. spectacles blinkers.
Luucttier,s))7. spcclaclc-raaker>
Luui-solairct a. lunisolar.
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I.uniile, sf. lunula.
I,ii|iiii, sf. lupine, [fellow,
Lui'oii, sm. jolly dog, resolutci
Luronne, sf. buxom dame^
Lustral, e, a. lustral.
Luslrntion, sf. luslration.
LusSre, sm. lustre, gloss, foil.
Lustre?, va. to glops; glaze.
Lustrcur. sm. silk-dresser.
lustrine, sf. lustrine, lustring.
Lut, sm. iute.
Lutaiion, sf. — tion, Inting.
Luter, va. to Iute.
Luth, sm. Iute, lyrei [nism.
Liithéranisnic, sm. Luthera-
Lulticrieu, ne, s. Lutherau
Luthier, sm. lute-maker.
Lutin, sm. goblin; spirit, imp.
Luliner, va. toplague; tormeni;
tease.
Lutrin, sm. reading-desk.
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Lutte, sf. wresling, struggle.
Lutter, vn. to wresil^, struggle.
Lutteur, s»i. wresller.
Luxation, sf. luxation, disloca-
tion, [dor, profusion.
Luxe, sm. luxury, pomp, splen-
Luxer, l'a. to luxato; dislocale.
Ltixiseux, se, a. iuxurious, ricii.
Luxure, sf, lust, lecbery.
Luxuriance, s/. — auce, exu.
berance.
Luxurieui, se,fi.lecherons,,'ew.
Luzerne, sf. lucerne.
Luzcrnîcre, sf. luceme-field.
Lycée, sm. lyceum.
Lycéen, s. collegian.
Lymphatique, a. lymphatU.
Lymphe, sm. lyrapb.
Liinx, sm. lynx.
Lyre, sf, lyre.
Lyriiiue, a. lyrio, lyrlcal.
M
Ma.7)7'o.^ my. [road.
lUarutlani, sm. macadamised
niacnclamiser, va. to macada-
Slxkcaron, sm. macaroon. [mizc.
Macaroni, sm. macaroni.
Macaronique, a. macaronic.
aiacédoiue, sf. medly, hodge-
podge. [Ëcalion.
Uacératiou, sf. — tion, morti-
Slacérer, va. to macerate, mor-
ti/-y.
Se—, vr.to mortiTy one's self.
Mâche, sf. corn-sallad.
Mùchecoulis,S}>i.niacbilolation.
lilârhelîèrc, grinder; molar.
idârhcr, va. te cbew, masticalo;
cbamp (tbe bit).
Mâclieur, se, S. cbewer, ealer.
Machiavélisme, sni, Macbia-
■velism.
Machinal, e, a. mecbanical.
Machinaleuieul, ad. mecba-
nically.
BSachiuateur, $m. plotter.
Machination, sf. — tion, plot.
Machine, sf. macbiue, artifice,
plot.
— électrû]ue,eiectncsl machine.
nSachîiie pneumatique , air-
pump.
— à x-apeur, sleam-engine.
niachiner,ua.to plot; machinale.
Machiniste, sm. machinist.
Mâchoire, s/', jaw, jow-bone.
— , ;)/. chops.
Mâchonner, va. to mumble;
Màchiirer,ra.to maclile.[munch.
IMucis, sm. mace.
Muf on, sm. ma;on, bricklayer.
niasonnage, sm. masonry.
Maçonner, va. to build with
slono ; bungle. [son'swork.
Maçonnerie, sf. masonry, ma-
Macque, sf. tewing-beetle.
Macreuse, sf. scoter.
Mucul.-itiou,s/. maculation,
Maculaturc, sf. macled sbeete.
Macule, sf. spot, stain.
Maculer, va. to mackle.
— , vn. to set off. [lady.
M.ii1ame, sf. madam, mistress,
Mailenioiselle, sf. raiss.
Muilré, e, a. spotted, sly.
Mn<l répore, sm. madrepora.
Madrier, sm. plank (of Ihimber.
Madrigal, im. madrigal.
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Hacstral, im. tbe north-vest
■wind.
niafOé, e, n. clubbj-cheeked.
Blagasiii, sm. {magazine, store-
houSB, «arehouse.
Bîa^asliiagc, sm. warehouf^ÎD^.
Slagasiuicr, sm. warehouse;
Slagc, sm. mage. [store.
Slagicieu, S))!. magiciaD.
Single, sf. magie.
Magique, a. magie.
Alagisme, sm. magioBÎsm.
Slagislci-, sm. village school-
master.
Magistère, sf. magîslery.
Magistral, e, a. magislerial,
principal. [rially.
Magistralement, ad. magiste-
Magistrat, sm. a magistrale.
Magistrature, sf. magistracy.
Magnanime, a. magnanimous.
Magnaniuiemeut, ad. magna-
nimous!y. [ty.
Magitanimité, sf. raagnanïmi-
Maguésie, sf. magnesia.
Magi>étic|iic, a. magnetic.
Magiiéiiqueuieut, ad. magne-
tically.
Magnétiser, va. to magnelize.
Magnétiseur, sm. magnetizer.
Magnciismc, S17!. magnetism.
Maguideeuce, sf, — cence,
splendor.
Magnifique, a. magnificent.
Maguillqueiueut, ad. raagniS-
Maguoiicr, s/".magno!ia.[cent!y.
Siagot, sm. grolesque figure,
hoard; ape ; booby
Mahoniélau, ne, a. S. Mabome-
tan. [tanism.
Maliomctismc, sm. mabome-
Mai, sm. May, may-pole.
Maigre, a meagre, iean, tbÎD.
— , sm. Iean,abstinenee from méat.
Jour — , fisb day.
Faire — , to abstainfrom méat.
Maigrelet, te, a. spare, rather
thin.
Maigrement, ad. poorly, badly*
Maigret, te, (X. ratber Iean.
Maigreur, sf. leanness, mea-
greness. [away.
Maigrir, vn, to grow leaa; l'ail
Mail, sm. mail. [oys, link.
Xluille, sf. mcsh, stitc, ia tbe
I^Iailler, u. to liammer;beat lea-
>llail!el. sm. mailet. [Iher.
.tiaillocho, sf. beelle.
M:iillot, s)(i. swadd iar-clothes.
M.tiii, sf. hand, wrilin;,', power,
bandle, clasper, tiick at cardSi
paw.
Coup de —, bold stroke.
En venir aux — , to coma M
blows.
Donner la— , to faveur, assist.
— forte, assistance.
Faire — liasse, to put tO tha
— ciiaiide.s/. hotcockies.[5WOrdi
— <raiuvrc, making.
— levée, sf. replevjj.
— morte, s/'. raorlmàin4
Maint, e, a. many.
Maintenant, ad. now, at tbis
lime. [support; keep.
Maintenir, va. to maintain ;
Se—, l'î*. 10 maintain ono'sself;
keep up.
Maintenue, sf. maintenance.
Maintes fois. ad. many a time.
Maintien, sm. maintenance,
counlenance, carriage.
Maire, s)ï7. mayor.
Mairie, sf. mayor.s ofSees.
Saaï9, sm. Turkey corn.
Mais, c. bu(, bowever, neverlho-
less. [mily.
Miiison, sf. bouse, home, fa-
— de comusei-cc, fîrm.
— de santé, private infirraary.
Petites — , bediam.
Faire — nette, to discbarge
ail one's servants.
Maisonnette, sf. small bouse.
Maître, sm. master, teacber, ow»
En —, autborilatively. [nor.
— , a. (ma..), master, main.
— autel, higU allar.
— d'^éeolo, Pcboolmaster.
— crbûtel, steward.
Petit — , sm. fop, coxomb.
Maîtresse, sf. Mistress, land*
lady.
— ancre, (ma), shcel-anchor.
— femme, élever woraaii.[pony.
, Maîtrise, sf. Treedom of a corn-
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Hntlriser, va. lo domineer, sub-
BIi>jc>>tc, »/■, — tj, dignilï. [due
ni.-).iosiiicii8cmcut, (/(/. — lical-
]Unj<'*<<diieiix, se,rt. majestic.[Iy.
Bliijoiii'. c. a. of âge, grealer,
supcrior. [g'?m,
Mnjriire, sf. major of a sjllo-
Blojor, sm. mojor.
Eîat —, slaff' officers.
Sergent — , sergeant major.
Blujoi'iit, sm. cslate in tail.
Blnjui'doiue, sm. major-domo.
]U:ijoi'ité, sf. majorily.
Majuscule, sf. capilal lelter.
Mal. sm. ill, eviljmisthier, pain,
aclic, sore.
— avêsé, e, a. imprudent.
— Ijâii, c, a. ill, — fliaped.
— caduc, falling-sickness.
— d'aventure, whillow.
■— de dents, toolh-ache.
— d'ciifaui», pains of childbirlh.
— de goigc, sore-lhroat.
— de mer, sea-sicimess.
— de tète, head-ache.
— d*\eiix, sore eyes,
— , ad. ill, nol well.
IHnlackiic, sf. malacbite.
Malade, a. sicli, ill.
— , s. patient [malady.
Maladie, sf. disease, sickness,
Mal:i<Iir, le, a. sicklj.
Maladrerie, s/, leper-house.
Maladresse, sf. unskilfulness.
Mahtdroit, e, a. auk\Nard.
— , e, s. awkward person.
Maladroitcineut, ad. awknar-
dlj. [Lie.
Malaise, sm. uneasiness, trou-
Malaisé, e, a. difficult, uneasy,
needy. [culty.
Maluisément, ad. ViMh difû-
Malaudres. sf. }>l. malanders.
Mataiidrcux, se, a fuli of dead
knols.
Ma l-à-propos, unseasonably.
Mâlc,$)i!. maie.
— , a. male,manly, vogorous.
Maiebêle, sf. dangerous pcrson.
Malédiction, sf. malediciion,
Maléfice, sm. Eorcery. [curse.
UaléOque, a. malign.
Maleucontrc, sf, misbap.
MM]cncontFeux,8e,a. unluclcy.
Maleii'.endu, sm. misunders-
Malepeale ! int. plaguB on it.
Malfiiire, i'7î. to do ill.
Malfaisant, e, a. nOxioUS, ma-
IcTolent,
Mnlfait, e, a. ill shaped.
Malfaiteur, sm. malefactor.
Malfnuié, c, ((. ill famé, ['villy.
Malgracieusemont, ad. unci-
saali^ré, ]ir. in spite of, noî
uiihslanding.
Slalliabilc, a. unskilful.
Malbeiir, sm. misfortune, ill-
luck, disaster, calamily.
Malheur ! int. woe I [pily.
Mallleurcuscuicilt, ad. unbap-
Malliciircux, se, S. unfortu-
nate fellûw, wretch.
— , o. unbappy, uniucky, pitiful,
Malliuunête, a. rude, uncivil,
dislionesl. [nestly.
ItSallionnêlenient , ad. disbo*
Mallioiinêteté, sf. inciviiity,"
dislione^ly.
Malice, sf. malice, wanton trick.
Malicieusement, ad. mali-
cioiisly. [cbîe\cus.
malicieux, se, a. — cious, mis-
i\Eali};iienient, ad. maliciously.
Malignité, s/', malignily, malice.
Malin, igue, a. malicious, mis-
cliievous.
Maline, sf. (ma.) spring-tide.
Maliiie, sf. mecblin.
Malingre, d. sickly, ailing.
Malintentionné, c, a. ill-diS*
poscd.
Malle, sf. mail, trunk, box.
Malléabilité, sf. malleableness.
Malléable,», malléable, ductile.
Slalléole, sf. ankle-bons.
Mallcticr. s)n. Irunk-mater.
Malette.s/. liltle trunk.
Malmener, va. lo maltreat.
Malotru, e, a. awkward. [nasty.
Malpropre, a. slo\enly, dirty.
Malproprement, ad. slovenly.
Malpropreté, if. slo^enliuess,
diriiness. [le^cme.
Malsain, e, a. sickly, iin\\ho-
Malséant, e; a. unbecoming.
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Hait, sm. malt. [rln?'
Sïaltôlc, s/', exorlion, tax-gathe-
Illallûtier, sm. ta\-galherer, ex-
tortioner.
Blallraiter, va. (o maltreat.
MaWcillauce, sf. male^olence
ill-will.
MalTcillant, sm. maleToIcnt.
SlalTcrsatioii, s/', malversation
Hlalverser, vn. to embezzle.
nialtoisie, i/. Malmsey.
AlaHuaii, sf. mamma.
lUamclie, sf. breast, bag.
SIanielon,s»i. nipple.
lUainelii. e, a. full-breasted.
Illaininircrv,;7. S. mammiferous,
nianaiii^ ,s})i. cio^vD, [paps.
lUanccuillïcr, sm. manchîDeel-
tree.
Naiic-hc, sm. handle, haft, heWe.
Blauclicrons, sm. pU plougll'
handie.
Slaiirhette, sf. ruflle.
niituelion, sm. muff. [pied.
Klaucliot, c, a. one-handed; crip-
niaiidiirin, 6))i, mandarin.
mandat, sm. mandate, order,
chèque, draft. [proxy.
Uaudataire, sf. mandalary,
Uaudemeut, sm, mandate; or-
der. [write to.
Mander, r^.to apprise; send for;
Blaudiliiilc, s/', mandible.
Mandoline, sf. mandoline.
Mandragore, sf. mandrake*
Mandrill, sm. mandrill.
Mandrin, sm. mandrel.
Manège, sm. manège, riding-
bouse, horsem.mship.
Mâues, sm. pi. mauc-, .î,:'''^.
Manganèse, sf. manganèse.
ASangcalilo, a. eatable.
Mangeaille, sf. Tood; victuals.
Mangeoire, sf. manger.
Manger, u. to eat,feed, consume.
—, sm. food, me.it.
Mangeur, se, s. eater.
Manguier, sm. mango-tree.
Maniable, <i. maniable, worka-
blc, manageable.
nianiiKiue, a. sm, maniac.
Manichéen, ne, a. S. — chean.
Manie, sf. mania, aiadncss.
Maniement, sm. handliog, ma-
nagement.
Manier, va. to handie; manage.
Manière, s/, manncr, way; me-
thod.
— ,pl. good-breeding; deporlment.
Ile— que, so tli.lî.
Mnnicré,e,f!.airccled,mannered.
Manieur, s>n. Iiandier.
Manifestation, sf. — tion.
Manifeste, a. manifest, évident.
— . S)», manifesto.
Manifestement, ad. manîfeslly.
Manifester, va, to raanifest;
évince; display.
Se—, vr. tomanifest one'sself.
Manigance, sf. sly dealing.
M.inisiancer, va. to flot; ma-
M.tiliiic, sf. anklel. [nœuvre.
Manioc, sm. nianihot.
Manipulation, {/.manipulation.
Manipuler, va. to mauipulate.
Maniffiie, sj. hand-Iealher,
Mauiveuu, sm. wicker mat.
Manivelle, sf. winch, crank.
Manne, sf. mauna, liât.
Mannequin, sm, haniper, man-
nikin. [hamper.
Maunette, sf. long basket;
Manœuvre, »m. mason's labou-
rer, [lulion.
— , sf. manœuvre, conduct, evo-
—,pl. (ma.) rigging.
Manœuvrer, va. (ma.) to ma-
nœuvre; work a ship.
Manœuvrier, S7n. clever ofËCer.
Manoir, sf manor, domain.
Mauouvrior, sm. workman.
Manque, sm. want, deficiency;
— '■•■, :;--'. for want oT. [miss.
Maiïqiicmcnl, sm. failure,
breach.
Manquer, V. to miss; losc, fail,
turn bankrupt, need, bave need
of, commit a fault, offend, * do
amiss, want, lack, • be missing.
— de, lo want.
l,a— belle, to escape.
Mansarde, sf, garret.
Mansuétude, sf. mansuétude.
Mante, sf. mantle.
Man:eau,$i?i.cloak,text,msntIe.
Mantelet, sm, mantlet, mantle.
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HniXille, sf. mantilla.
Bf auture, sf, lieavy sea.
Sliinucl, le, a. sm. manuali
Uanueilemeut, ad. manuall;.
lUaniiraclure, sf. — ture; fac-
tory. [lure.
nSauiiracturer, v^. to manufac-
Slanufacturicr, S7tl. manufac-
turer.
SfiaiiEiiuission, sf. — sion.
Haniisrrit, sm. manuscript.
iUaiiiiteiition, sf. maDagement.
BSappemoude, sf. map of tbe
world.
Haquerean, sm. mackerel.
—, pi. spots in Ihe legs.
■faquerellage , sm. pimping.
Uacgtici'elle, sf. procuress, paa-
Maquignoo. sm. jockey, [der.
BIat|iiiguoiiuage, sm, borsc-
dealing.
Uaquignoniier, va. to job.
Haqiiiileur, sm. mackarel-boat.
Uaraboii, sm. marabou. [ner.
Uaraiclier, sm. markel-garde-
Uarais, sm. marsb, bog, mar-
ket-garden.
— salans, salt-marsh. [lion.
Uarasnie, s?n. — mus,cûnsump-
Slaras<|uiu, S7n. marascbino.
Slai-âtre, sf. barbarou? motber.
Maraud, c, s. rascal, jade.
Uarauder, vn. to maraude.
maraudeur, si)!, marauder.
Uarbre, sm, marble.
Marbrer, va. to marble.
Marbrerie, sf. marble-culling.
Uarbreur, sm, marbler.
Marbrier, sm. marble-cutter.
Marbrière, sf. marble-quarry.
Marbrure, sf. marbling.
Marc, sm. mark (old weight of
8 ounces); grcunds (of coffee).
Marcassiu, sm. young wild boar.
Marrassile, sf. niarcasile.
Marrliand, e, <! mercantile,
mercbantable.
— , e, s. merchant, dealer, buyer,
purcbaser.
— en délnil, relail dealer.
— en ^ro8, \\hoiesaIe dealer.
Harciiander, va. lo cheapen,
baggle forj cbaCfer.
Marchandeur, se, s. haggier.
.Marchandise, sf. merchnndisc,
goods, wares. [f-^y; stop.
Marche, sf. march, way, jour-
Marché, sm. market, bargain.
Don —, cheapness.
A bon — cbeaply.
Par dessus le — • info tb(
bargain. [board.
Marchepied, sm. footflool, foot
— , (ma.), foot-rope of a yard.
Marcher, sm, gait, walk.
— , rn, to go; walk, march,'
tread; (ma.) to sail.
Marcheur, «e, S. walker.
Marcotte, sf. layer.
Marcotter, va. to layer.
Mardi, stn. Tuesday.
— gras, Sbrove-Tuesday.
Mi'.re, sf. pond, pool.
Marécage, S)}t, marsb, swamp.
Marécageux, se, a. marsby,
Ewampy.
Maréchal, sm. farrier, marshal.
— de logis, quarler-master.
— ferrant, shœing-fmilh.
Maréchalerie, sf. farriery.
Maréchaussée, sf. marshalses*
Marée, sf. tide, fresh seafisb.
Basse —, low-water.
Haute — , higb-water.
<^randc — , spring tide.
Mareyeur, sm. fish-lranter.
Marge, s/*, margtn, time, means.
Marger, un. to regulate tbe mar-
gin of a sheet.
Margelle, sf. curb-stone.
Marginal, c, a. marginal.
Margot, sf. magpie, possip.
Margouillis. stn. piiddle; mess.
Margrave, sm. margrave.
Margraviat, sîïi. margrariato.
Marguerite, sf. daisy.
Marguillicr, si?i. churchwarden.-
Mari, sm. husband, spouse.
Mariable. a. mnrriageable.
Mariage, sm. niarriage, wedding)
match.
Marié, e, s. bridegroom, bridCi
Marie-graillon, sf. slut.
— salope, sf. murd-barge.
Marier, t'£. to marry ; la mttch,
uuile.
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Se uiai-ier, vr. to g«t married;
njarry, blend.
niarieiir, se, 5, match-maker.
Marin, s)7i. seaman, mariner.
— , c, «. marine.
lUai-iuade, sf. picliled méat.
Hlai'îiie, sf. navy, navigation,
maiine, sea-piece.
Mariuei-, va. lo marinale; pickle.
lHariitgoin, sm. a musquitOi
JUiiu'iuicr, sm, mariner, barge-
Alariuuuette, sf. puppet. [man.
lUuriluI, e, n, marital.
IBIarituleincut, ad, maritally*
niai-ïliiiic, a. maritime.
Marivaudage, sm. o\er-refine-
ment.
Marjolaine, sf. marjorami
Marinaiile, sf. brals, clildren.
Marmelade, sf. marmalade.
Marmite.i/.porridge-pol; boiler.
MarniitoBi, sm. sculiion.
Marmoiincr, v. to mumble.
Marmot, s>n. marnioset, litle-boy.
Marniottage, sm. mumljlip^^
Marmotte sf. marmot,litlle girl.
Marmotter, m. to mutler.
Marmotteiir, se, S. m'rmbler.
Marmouset, sm. monkey, ape.
Marne, sf. mari.
Marner, va. to mari.
Maruicre, sf. marl-pit.
Blaroquin, sm. moroCCO.
MaroqEiiuer, va. to morocco
leaUier, etc. [trade.
Maroqtiinci'îe, sf. morocco-
IlEai-oqiiinier, S>n, morocco-
Maroliqae, a. — tic, [dresser.
Marotte, s/', fool's bawble, hûblij.
Maroufle, sm. scoiindrel.
Marque, sf. mark, token, note,
proof, sign, distinction.
Marquer, va. to mark; dénote,
indicate, show, to sbew mar/t
(as the liorses). [inlay.
Marqueter, va, lospot; speckle,
Marqueterie, sf. marquetry,
inlaid work.
Marqueteur, silt. inlayer.
Marquette, s;', cake of bées wax.
Marqueur, se, s. marker.
Marquis, sm. marquis.
Blarquiïat, sm. marquisate.
Marquise, sf. marchioness.
SSurraiiic, sj. god-molber.
Miiri'i. e, ((. porry, grieved»
Mari-on,.'vî». cbesnut; a runawaj
slave; a curl of bair.
— , a. marroon.
— d'iutic, borfe-chesnut. [troe.
niarroiinier, s}»i. sweetcbesnut-
Marouuer, va. to arrange in
grcat curis.
— , vn. to interlope; mufter.
Marrube, sm. horehound.
Mars, sm. Mardi, Mars.
MarsouiBi,5j}7. porpoise, seahog
Marteau, S)». Iiammer, knocker.
Martelage, sm. marking trees.
Marteler, va. lo bammer; tor-
ment.
Martcleur, sm. hamraer-man.
Martial, e, a. martial, war like,
brave. [fisher
Martin-pêclieur, S))!, king-
Martinct, sm. flat candlestic,
ill-hammer; tr.artin.
Itrariingale, S/', martingal.
Martre, sf. marlen.
Martjf, e, s. martyr.
Martyre, sm. martyrdcnj.
Martyriser, va. to martyriie;
torture, forment.
Martyrologe, sm. martirology.
Mascarade, sf. masquerade.
»Ja8caret,s»!.(ma.)l'ar ofariver
Kiiascaron, sm. mask.
Masculin, e, a. masculine.
Masculinité, s/'.masculineness.
Masque, sm. mask, masker.
— , sf. ug!y female, hagwitch.
Masqué, e, a. masked, disguised,
Masquer, va. to mask; cloak,
bide.
— , ma. to back, lay aback.
Se — , vr. to mask one's self.
Massacrant, c, a. cross; un-
bearable. [ter, butchery, bead.
Massacre, S)?i. massacre, slaugh-
Massacrer, va. to massacre,
slaugliter, bungle.
Massacreur, sm. rfiassacrer.
Massage, sm. sbampooing.
Masse, sf. mass, luni*p, beap,
bulk, stock, mallet, mace.
Massepain, sm. marclipana.
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masser, l'ii. to group; shatnpoo.
Massicot, sm. massicot.
niassii-r, sm. maco-bearer.
Massif, «/■. pier, pile, clump.
— , ve, a. maffy, liia\7, bulky,
Massivviuciii', ad. massiyelj.
Massue, sf. club.
Mastic, sm. ma=lic, cernent.
Masticniioii, sf. maslication.
Hasiicutoirc, sm. masticitory.
Hasiigtiiloiir, sm. maslicador.
Mastiquer, va. to cernent.
Uasure, sf. ruins of a housC)
decayed house.
Mât, sm. (ma.) mast, staffi
Ecbcc et—, check-mate.
Hat, te. n. unpolishpd , dull.
Matadure, s?», matadore.
Mâtagc, sm. (ma.) masling.
Matamore, sm, large filoe,
hecfor, bujiv.
Maiclns, sîii.matlress, padding.
Matelasser, va. lo slulT; pad;
line. [ker.
Matelassier, sm. mattress-ma-
Matelot, sm. (ma.) sailor, sea-
man.
Maiolotage. sm. searaan'ship.
Matelote, sf. sailor's dance; ma-
telote, [morlify.
Muter, in. to check-mate, mate;
Mâlcr, la. (ma.) lo mafl.
Mâicreau, sjji.(ma.) small mast.
Matérialisme,;»!, materialism.
Matérialiste, sm. materialisl.
Matérialité, s/, materiality.
Matériaux, s»!. }]I. materials.
Matériel, le, a. material, subs-
tanlial, gross; coarse.
Bîntérielleniciit,n(?.materially.
Maternel, le, a. maternai.
Matei'aielletucut,a(i. molberly.
maternité, s/, maternily , mo-
tbcrhnod.
Hâtetir, sm. (ma.) mast-maker.
Matliéiuaticien, sni. matbema-
tician. [cal.
Matliéuiatïque, a. matbemali-
Mathéiiiatîquciucut, ad. —
caity. [matics.
niatliéiaiatiques, sf. pi. mathe-
Matière, sf. matter, si:l)Stancei
subject, cause.
Matin, sm. ad. morning, fore-
lUâtin,sm. masIifT; cur. [noon.
Matinal, e, a. morning, early.
Matinée, sf. forenoon, inorninir.
Taatiucs, sf. pi. malins.
Slatineux, se, a. early.
Matir, lYi. tofrosl; deaden (gold).
Matois, e,(i. s. cunning,Eharper.
Matou, sm. tom-cat.
Mutras, sm. matrass. [caria,
Itlatrieaire, sf. feïerfew; malrl»
Matrice, sf. matrix, womb.
Matricide, s. matricide.
Mati'irulaire, sm. — late.
Matricule, sf. matriculation.
Matriuiouial, le, a. — niai.
Matrone, sf. matron.
Maturation, s/', maturation.
Mâture, sf. ma-ting, ma-I?.
Maturité..':/', malurily, ripcne3Se
Matutiiial. e, a. matulina'.
Maudire, va. to curse.
Maudit, e, a. s. cursed.
Maugréer, vn. to curso; fun-.««
Mausolée, sm. maupolenm
Maussade, a. sulky; .=ont-. dull,
Maussiideuient, «rf.full.i y.
Maussaderic, sf. sulkilii--.
Maurois, e. a. bad, evil,ili,
hurirul, cruel, dangerous.
—, ad. bad ill
— , sm. bad.
Mauve, sf. mallow.
Mauviette, sf. lark.
Mauvis,sm. mavis. [lary.
Ma.\illiairc, a. maxillar, maxil-
Maxime, sf. maxim.
Maxiuiunr- sm. maximum.
Mazette, sf. poor hack, dull-
Me, pro. me, to me. [head.
— voici, herc I am.
Mécanicien, svi- mechanician.
Mécanique, sf. mecbaniis.
— ,rt. mechanical. [cally.
Méeaniqueuicut, ad. mecliar.i-
Mécaniser, lo. to renden ma-
chinii'al.
Mécanisme, sm, mechanism.
Mccbaniment, ad. wickodiy.
Méchanceté , sf. wickcdncss,
depravity, malice, perversencss.
Méchant, e, a. wicked, bad>
(altry, pitifui, miscbievous.
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Méchant, s. rcprobate.
lUèche, s/', wick, malqh, tinder.
Mt-clier, in. lobiimslrine a cask,
MûcoiBipte, S7n, misreckoning.
Hi-coiiiiiiii, s?)i. mecouium.
UécoHunissaljle, a. urecogni-
zahlc.
ftlécounaissaul, e, a. tbanklcss.
BléconiiaSti-o, va. lo recognize;
to dissûwn, lo deny.
Se—, i')-. lo forgel one's self.
Slécouiiii, c, a. igiiored.
Mécouicut, e, a. dissatisfied,
displeased, maloconlent.
Hécoiitciitc-iuent , sm. discon-
tent, dissalibfaclion. [displease.
nécoiitoiiter, va, to discontenl,
Bléei-caiit, sm, miscreant; infi-
Sléilaille, sf. medal. [del.
Blédainer, sm. cabinet of me-
dals.
Blédaillîste, sm. medallist.
]IIi-(3ai)lon, sm. médaillon.
BIcileciu, sm. plijsician.
Méi!ocine,s/'. naedecine, physlc.
SIédt-ciiicr, va. to pbysic; di ug.
Se—, vr. lo doctor one's self.
lUétliaiie, 5/'. médian. [p"^'"*
Blédiauoche, sf. midnigbl-àup-
Médïaiiic, sf. niediant.
IHédial, c, a. médiate.
nicdiateiiieut, ad. medialely.
Blcdiateiir, trice, sm. media-
tor, mediatrix.
Blcdiation, sf. médiation.
Blcdical, e, n. médical.
lllcdicaiiieiit,5m. — ment.
Mcdicaincntcr, va. tu Joclnr.
BlédicaïucMtciix, se, a* medi-
camenlal.
Blétiicaiiou, sf. médication.
Médicinal, e, a. médicinal.
BIcdiocre, a. middiing, mo-
derate.
Mcdioci-cmcut, ad. middiingly.
Mcdiocritc, sf. medioc.'itj; mé-
dium.
Médire, va. to speak ill.
Médisance, s/, backljiling, slan-
der. [-vUer, slanderer.
Médisant, e, a. S. backbiter, re-
Médilatif, ie, a. — liTe.
Méditation, sf, — tion.
Méditer, ts. to mcdltate; thlnk
ovei-,
:>lédilcrranéc, sf. lilediterra-
itjôdiiiBii. sm. médium, [nean.
:«lôfliil!aii'e, a. medular, me-
dullary. [barir,.
Slcfaire, VU. to do btII, wrcng.
Méfait, sm. misdeed. [cloi;.
IfléiSancc, sf. mhlrust, suspi-
S9élianl, e, a. mistrusful, sus-
picinus.
Blélicr (se), vr. to mistrust.
Richarde, sf. inadvertancy.
l'ai — , inadvertcntly.
Slcgèrc, sf. slirew; vixen.
Klégïsseric, sf, tawing. [ger.
Mé^issBcr, sm. tawer; fellmon-
IMoilleur, e, a. heller,
IMéluneolie, sf. melancholy.
Mélancolique, a. melancboW.
Mélaiicoliciucment, ad. me»
lancliolily. [confusion.
Mélange, sm.mlxlure, mediey.
Mélanger, va. to mingle; mix.
Mélasse, sf. molasses.
Mêlée, s^. figbt, fray scuffle.
Mêler, va. to mix; mingle;
blend; sbuffle (Iho caiJs).
Se — de, vr. lo underlake; in»
Icrfere, meddie \\ilb.
Mélèze, sm. larch-liee.
Mcliiot, sm. moiilot.
Mélisse, sf. balm-mint.
Mélodie, s/', melody. [diously.
Mélodieusement, ad. me!o°
Mélodieux, se, a. melodious.
Mélodrame, sin, melodrama.
Melon, sm, melon,
Melonnière, sf. melon-bed.
Membrane, sf. membrane.
Membraneux, se, a. memlira*
nous. [(ma.) ril'.
Membre, sm, member, liiiib,
Membre, e, a. raembered, lim,
bod.
Membru, e, a, strong-limbed.
Membrure, s;..frarae; (ma.>
frame-limber.
Même, a. same, self, itself.
I,e— drap, tbc samcclolb.
De—, tbis, so,thesame.
A—, able.
i Mëmemcut, ad. Iikewi;-e.
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Mémento, sm. raemenlo.
Blénioîre, sA memory; remem-
^, sm. memoir, noie, [brance.
— , pi, m?mojrs.
memoralile, a, mémorable.
BIéiuoi'ableiiieut,a(/. — rably,
mindful.
Blémoratif, Te, a. remembering.
Méuiurial, sm. mémorial.
lUeii.tçaiit, e, a. menacing,
threalening.
Bteiiisce, sf. menace, threat.
BIciiacer, va. to menace; Ihrea-
ten.
ménage, sm. house • keeping,
bouschold, family.
néuagemcnt, sm, considéra-
tion, caution, care.
Uénagcr, va. to manage; to
spare; care; economize. [self.
Se — , vr. 10 take care of one's
ménager^ e, a. saving, econo-
Ménagèi-e, sf. hou6e»ile.[mical.
ménagerie, sf. menagery.
BIcudiaut, e, a. S. begging,
beg?ar. [g'ng-
aienilicité, sf. mendicily, beg-
Bleudier, V, to bei'ginj,'; beg;
implore. iplol, intrigue.
Sleuée, sf. underhand, dcalïng,
Blener, t;(i. lo lead; drive; con-
duct; introduce; drive; govorn;
catlle a coach.
Ménestrel, s»!, miostreli
Ménétrier, sm. fiddier.
Meneur, sm. leader, driveri
Meuin, sm. gentleman usber.
Méninge, sf. méninges.
Menotte, sf. liltle tiand,
—, pi. handeulTs.
Mensonge, sm. r\e, faischood.
Mensonger, o, a. deceitful,ralse.
Mensirue, sm. menstruum.
Menstruel, le, a. nienstruous.
Mensuel, le, a. monthly.
Mensuellement, ad. montbiy.
Mensurabic. mensurable.
Mental, e, a. mental.
Mentalement, ad. mentally,
Menterie, sf. fib, untruth.
Menteur, se, a. s. lyng*
Menfbe, sf. mint.
HeutioU;^'^- mentlOQ.
ïïcntionner, fa. to mention.
Mentir, vn. (0 lie; tell storics;
Menton, Si?!, chin. [deceive.
Meiitoniiière, sf. cbin-piece.
.\Ieutor, sm. mentor, guide.
Menu,sm. bill of Tare.
Menu, e, a. slender, sn.all, tbini
— plaisirs, privj purse. ^
— peuple, moh. *■
Meuuaille, sf. small change.
Menuet, Sm. minuet.
Mciiuiser, vn. to carpenter.
Menuiserie, s/', joinery, joinert
Menuisier, Sm. joiner. [work
Méphitique, a, mephitic.
Mt*pbitis, sf. mephitis.
Mépbitisme, sm. mephitism.
Méprendre (se), vr. to mic
take. [disdaiii
Mépris, sm. contempl; scorn,
Méprisable, a, contemptible
de5[iicable. [tibly.
Mépri^ablcment, (T(Z. contemp-
Méprisant, e, a. scornful.
Méprise, sf. mistake, blunder.
Mépriser, va. to contemn, des-
Mer, sf. sea. [pise.
Haute—, highsea, main.
Mercantile, a. mercantile.
Mercttntilement, ad. mer-
chantly.
Mercenaire, a, S. — nary.
Mercenairement, ad. merce-
narily. [dashery.
Mercerie, sf. mercery; haber-
Merci, sf. mercy, pity.
Dieu— , tliank God. [dasher.
Mercier, e, S. mercer, a haber-
Mercredi, sm. Wednesday.
Mercure, sm. Mercury, quick-
silver.
.Mercuriale, sf. reprimand.
Mcrcnriel, le, a. mercurial.
Merde, sf. turd, dung, excre»
Mcrdcux, «e, a. dirly. [menls
Mère, sf. mother, dam.
Méridien, sm. thcmeridian.
Méridien, ne, (7. meridian.
Méridienne, sf. meridian lint
Méridional, c, a. — dional.
Mérinos, sm, merino.
Merise, sf, wildchorry.
Merisier, sm. wild-cliorry-tree.
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Mérlie,sm,inerit, désert, worlh.
Xl<-riicr, ua.todeserve; procure.
niéritoire, a. merilorious.
IlSéritoircntent ^ ad, merîto-
Iftfi-liiu, sm. whiling. [riousij.
Merle, sm. blaokbird.
IMcrletlc, sf. martiet.
Uci'liii, sm. a kind of axe.
— (ma.) marline.
norliuer, to marr.
Merluche, s/', stockfishjhaddock.
Mcrraiii, sni. small timber.
SIcrvuille, wonder; marvel
A — , ad. admirably well.
Slerveîlleuseiucut, ad, won-
derfully. [strange.
aiervciliciix, sm. marvellous;
— , se, a. marvellous, wonJerl'ul,
Mes, pro. pi. my. [slrange
MésalUauce, disparagement.
aiésallier, l'a. lo misallv; dis-
parage.
Se — , vr. to dégrade one's self.
Mésange, sf. tom-til.
Mcsavcnli*, V. to succed îll.
Mésavcutiire, sf. mlscbance, ill
.success
Mésantère, sm. raesenlery.
Mc!scntcrÈf]eie, a. mescnterîc.
Mcscstiuici', va. lo sligbt; de-
preciate. ]slaudinj.
Mésniitelligeiice, sf. misunder-
niosîutërpréler, va. to misin-
terpret.
SlésoCTrir, vn. to underbid.
Mc9i|tiin,e, a. s. stingy, sparing.
Mesiiuiueuiesit, ad. stingily.
Uesfiïiiuerief sf. stingiuess ,
avarice.
Mcss.igc, sm. message, errand.
messager, e, s. messengcr, car-
rier.
Messagerie, s/.poEt-house, stage-
coach.
Messe, sf. mass.
Messéaiiee, sf. impropriety.
Hessëaiit, e, a. uûLecoming-
improper.
Messeoir, vn. to be unfilting.
Messie, sm. Me«siah.
Messior, Sm. field-keeper,
Sïessâre, sm. sir, master.
Mcstre de caïap, sm. colonel
Mesurable, a. mcasurable.
Mesurage, sm. measurcmsnt,
survey.
Mesure, sf. measure, time; 11»
mit, proporlion, maître.
A— que, in proportion as.
Mesuré, c, a. circum^pect.
Mesurer, va. to measure; com»
pare, consider; proportion.
Se— avec, to figbt.
Mesureur, sm. measurer.
Mésuser.uji. to raisuse.
SSëlucarpe, sm. raetacarpus.
Métairie, sf. farm-house.
Métal, sm. mêlai.
Métalepse, sf. melalepsis.
Métallique, a. metallic.
Métallisatiou, sf. — zation.
MétalKser, va. to metallize.
Métallurgie, sf. metallurgy.
Métallurgiste, sm. — gist.
Métamorphose, sf. metamor-
phoiis. [morphose.
Métamorphoser, va. to meta»
Métaphore, sf. metaplior.
Métaphorique, n. metaphorical.
Métaphoriquement, ad. —
plioncally.
Métaphrase, sf. metaphrasîs.
Métaphysicien, sm. melaphj-
sician.
Métaphysique, sf. metaphysics.
— , (!. — cal, abstracted. [cally.
^Sétaph^siqnemcnt, ad. — si-
Méiaslase, sf. raetastasis.
Métatarse, sm. — SUS.
Méialhcsc, sf. melathesis.
Métayer, e, s. farmer, farmer's
Méteil, s?H. meslin,maslin.[\vife.
Métempsycose, sf. metempsy-
Météore, sm. meteor. [chosis.
Météorologie, sf. meteorology.
Météorologique, a. — gical.
Méthode, sf. method, way, cus-
tom.
Méthodique, a. melbodioal.
Méthodiquement, ad. metho-
dically.
Méthodiste, sm. melhodist.
Méticuleiiseraeut, a(^— lousiy.
Méticuleux, se, a. — lous.
Métier, sm. trad, calling, pro-
fession, loam.
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Métis, Bse, o. S. mongrfti.
sei'toiiymie, sf. meîonjray.
Métrage, sm. measurin-j.
Méfrc, S))!, metrc, lime.
!IIétriqiie, ff. metrical.
aiéiroiuaiiic, sf. metromania.
SBétroiiomc, s»!, metrnnome.
lUéti'oinctre, sm. nietromeler.
ASétropole, sf. metrtipolis, mo-
Iher-city, molher-church.
Itlétropolitui», c. o. S. metro-
lUL-ts, sm. di5h, meals. [politan
AScttnlile, a, wearable. [setter.
Itlctteur ou œuvre, sm. stonc-
Slettre, va. to put; set; lay;
weary; place.
— à lu «aile, to set sail. [forlh.
— au jour, to puLilisb; bring
— bas, (0 bring forth.
— do côte, to lay by.
Se—, vr, ID place, set one's
self; stand, begin^; dress; sel
down at table, [article; ustensil.
niciible, sm. pièce of furnilure.
— , sm. household-goods.
nioiililcr, va. tofurnish, lostocli.
Mouîc, sf. millslone; grindslone;
code, rick (of hay).
!IIouIii-r,sm. milUlone-maker.
nictiliéro, sf. millslone; mills-
tone quarry.
meunier, sm. miller.
— , sf. miller's wife.
Meurtre, sm. murder.
Meurtrier, e, s. a raurderer.
— , o. murderous.
IHcurtriére, sf, loop-hnle.
iMcurtrir, va. to bruise.[tu«ion.
^eiirti-issure, sf. bruise. con-
Sleute, sf. pack (of hounds).
niéveudre, va. to underM-il.
Slezzauitie, s^ arch, mezzanine.
lUezzo-tiuto, sm. mezzotint,
Mi,2>ar. ind. mid, balf.
— Août,sf. middie of August.
— careiue, sf. raid-lent.
A— clicuiiu, ha!f way.
Stiasine, sm. miasma.
Miaulement, sm. mewinf.
Bliauler, in. to rnew.
Hiiva, sm. mica, talc.
Miche, sf. ioaf of bread.
Uicniac, sm. intrigue.
nBicrocosnie, sm, mîcrocosm.
Xlierograiiliie, sf. micrography.
K^Bicruiiictre, sm. micromeler.
RSU-roscope, SHI. microscopc.
!tSi('i'ospu|>ique, a. microscopic.
Midi, sm. mid-day, noon, soutb.
Mie, sf. crumb of bread.
Ma — , my dearest.
Miel, sm. honcy.
Rajou de—, honey-comb,
Miellat, sm. hnney-dew.
Miellé, c, a. honeyed, sweek aa
honey. [cious.
Mielleux, se, a. boneyed, lus-
Mie», iio,_Bro. mine , my own.
Miette, sf. crumb, crum.
.Mieux, ad. bélier, more.
— , sm. bcller, amélioration.
A qui , in eager rilvary.
Milliard, e. fT.dc!icale; mincing.
Miguardeuieut, ad. delicatcly.
Mi^uarder, va. to rear delica-
lely. [ressing raanners.
Miguardise, sf. delicacy, car-
Miguou, ne, a. dehcale, prelty,
— . s. darling, a favourite. [fine.
Mignonne, sf. (lyp.) minion.
Mignonnette, sf. mignonett»
lace; poundcd pepper.
Migraine, sf. megrim.
Migration, sf. migration.
Mijaurée, sf. fioical creaturCi
Mijoter, va. to summefi
Mil, sm. millet.
— . ad. Ihousand.
Milan, sm. kite.
Miliaire, a. miliary.
Milice, s/', mililia, war, host.
Milicien, sm. mililiaraan.
Milieu, sm, middie, médium,
mcaa.
Au beau—, in Ihe middie.
Militaire, a. s. military, soldier.
Hilitaircmeut, ad. la a mili-
tarily.
Militante, a. militant.
Militer, vn. to mililale; faveur.
Mille, a. thousand.
— ,sm. mile.
— feuille, sf. milfoil, yarrow
Millénaire, a. s. millenarv.
Millepertuis, sm. St. JODh't
wort.
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MIS
RIilIcsIme, sm. date.
asillct, sin. millet.
Slilli.tii-e, a. milliary. [lions.
niilliai-d, sm. a Ihousand mil-
Rliliicnie, a, tliousandlh.
lUillicf, sm. tliousand.
Slilligramiuc, sm. milligram.
millimètre, sm. millimoter.
aiillioM, sm. million.
Slilliouièuie, sm. millioulli.
IUillioiii>«(ire, sm. a very ricb
man.
Aliiuril, sm. an Engtish lord;
a four-wheeled cab.
lllime,s»z. mime.
lUimogruphCjSDî.mimographer.
Illinalile, a. pitiTul.
Bliiinrct, sm. minaret.
Rliiiaiider, vn. lo simper.
lUissaudcric, sf. primness.
lUiimuiIier, ùrc, s. aHected,
Milice, a. thin , siender, small,
mille, sf. mien, look, counte-
nance, appeaiance, raine, ore.
— de plouib, black lead.
Avoir lionne — , to look well.
niiiicr, va. lo mine; undermine.
minéral, sm. minerai.
— , c, a. minerai. [(ion.
Illiiiéralisatiou, sf mineraliza-
SEiiiéralogic, sf. mineralogy.
SSiiicralogiste,5/'.mineralo^âst.
Sliiiet, to, s. puss, kitten.
Sliaciir, sm. a miner, pitman.
— , e, a. s. minor, under âge,
less, lesser.
Mineure, s/.minor ofa syllogism.
miniature, sf, miniature.
miniaturiste, sm. miniature-
painler.
Minière, sf. mine ; placer.
minime, a. very small.
miiiiiiium, sm. minimum.
Hinistère, sm. agency, minls-
iry; administration.
ministériel, le, a. ministerial.
miuistérielleiuent, ad. minis-
terially.
ministre, siji. minisler; parson.
minium, sm. minium.
minois, s)7i. face; physiognomy.
minoH, sm. puss.
Uinoraiir, sm. a. laxativei
minorité, sf- miiiorKy.
minot, sm. measure of 39 litre*.
Hlïnotnure, s))i. minolaur-
minuit, sm. midniglit.
minuscule, sm. small lotter,
fmall capital. [drauglit.
minute, sf. minute; rougb
minuter, va. to make a rough
draitght oT, propose.
minutie, s/', trille, mère nothing.
minutieux, se, a. minute,
minutieusement, »(/. minutely.
mioelie, sm. Utile boy; brat.
mi-imrii, e, a. bipartite (blas.),
niiparti.
Mii-Kliclle,s/'. mirabelle (plum.).
miracle, sm. miracle; wonder.
A—, ad. admirably, pcrfectly.
miracnleuseuteut, ad. won-
derfully, miraculously.
miraculeux, se, a. miracul0US|
wonderful.
mirage, sm. loomîng.
miruudcr, va. to gaz6 at; ad-
mire, sf. aim. [mire.
mirer, vn. to aim at.
-Se—, vr. to admire one's self.
mirliQorc, sm. fop, beau.
mirliton, sm. cbild's llute.
mirniidon, sm. shrimp.
miroir, looking-glass; mirror.
miroité, e, a. dapple-bay.
miroiterie, sf. lookiug-glass
Irade. [ker.
Miroiticr,sm. looking-glass ma-
miruiou, sm. miroton.
misaine, sf. foremast, forosail.
misanthrope, s. misantbropei
man-bater.
misanthropie, sf. — thropy.
misHuthropitiue, a. misantro-
pic.
misccllancc, sm. miscellany.
miscible, a. miscible.
mise, sf. disbursement, layîng
ont; dress. [worlhless.
misérable, a. misérable, wicked,
— , s. scoundrel, wrelch.
misérablement, ad. — bly.
misère, sf. misery, poTCrty, ca-
lamity; trifle. [passion.
miserere, sm. miserere; iliae
Uiscricorde* sf, mercy, pit}.
MOD
im
MîsérScorilIctîScmcnt , ad.
mercifuily,
Sliséi'icordîviix. RC, Gi COm-
passiocatc, merciful.
Missel, sm. mas--book, missel.
Mission, s^. mission.
Kissiunuairc, sm. missiODSry.
Missive, a. sf. missive.
Uitnine, sf. milten.
Uitc, sf. mite; clieese-mito.
Mitigatiou, sf. — tion.
niiiiger, va. to miligate.
Miion, sm. long mitten,
Miioiiner, v. to soak, simmer.
— , va. to coddie; nurse; secure.
Mitoyeu, ue, a. middie.
Mur—, sm. party-wall.
Mitoj'onnclé, s^ party-right.
Mitraille, sf. old iron, scraps
(ma.) langrave.
Mitre, sf. "mitre, chimney-top.
Mitre, e, a. milred.
Mitron, sm, baker's man.
Mixte, a. raixed, mixt.
— , sm. a mixl licdy.
Mixtion, sf. mixlure, — tlon.
Mnénioitîquc. n. mnemonics.
Mobile, a. movcable; ficlile.
Mobile, sm. mobile, motive.
Mobilier, e, n. iiersonal.
Mobilisalioii, sf. — sation.
Mobiliser^ va. to mobilize.
Mobilité, sf. lily, mûveableness.
Mode, 5/. mode, fashion, vs'ay,
— , sm. mode, mood.
Modelage, sm. modelling.
Modèle, sm. model, pattern.
Modelé, sm. mode].
Modeler, v. to model, rashîon.
Modeleur, sm. modelier.
Modérateur, triée, a modera-
tor, — trix. [tempérance.
Modération, sf. modération,
Modéré, c, a. moderate.
Modérénsent, ad. moderately.
Modérer, va. to moderate; re-
press, aljate, chr-cii
Se — , vp. to refrain one's self.
Moderne, a. modem, récent.
Modeste, a. modest, reserved.
Modestement, ad, modestjy.
Modestie, sf, modestv, modera-
tlodiciié, s., smallness. [tion.
MOL
Itlodidable, a. modifiable.
niuiUncatiou, sf. — tion.
Biodiner, in. to modify.
Modillon, sm. modiiloa.
Modique, a. moderato, small.
Moi!ii|uement, ad. muderatelj.
Moùisile. sf. milliner.
Modulation, sf. — tion.
Module, sm. a module; diameter.
Moduler, va. to modulate.
Moelle, s/, marrow; pith o!' plants.
Moelleux, se, a, marrow, pithy,
soft. [riously.
Moel1euseinent,a(2. soft'y; luxu-
Moellon, sm. rough stones.
Mœurs, sf. pi. morals,manners.
Moi. pr. me, I.
— même, myself.
Moignon, sm. stump.
Moindre, a, less, lesser.
ï-e— , s. the least. [warmer.
Moine, sm. a monk, friar; bed-
Moiiieau, sm. sparrow.
Moiiiei-ie, sf. ff.onkery.
Moiuillon, sm. monking.
Moiiîs, ad. less, except, but.
— , sm. the least.
* — que, c. unless.
Aîi— , du — , pour le — , at
le.-ist howe-ver. [less.
Ni plus ni— ,neither morenor
Moirage, sm. watering.
Moire, sf, mohair.
Moiré, e, a. clouded, watered.
SBoit-er, t'a. to water; wave.
Moireur, sm, silk-waterer.
Mois, sm. month,
— , pi. menses, courses.
Moisi, sm. mould.
— , a. mouldy, hoary.
Moisir, va. lo mouldy.
S<'— , vr. to grow mouldy.
Moisissure, s/', mouldicess.
Moisson, sf. har-vest.
Moissonner, l'n.to reap; harvest.
Moissonneur, se, S. a reaper.
Moîie. a. moist, da mp.
Moiteur, s/'.moistness, moisture.
Moitié, sf. haïr, moiety; wife.
MoKa. sm. mocha.
Mol. Molle, Yoy. Mou.
Molaire, a. S. molar.
Mâle, sm. mole, pier.
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MON
— , sf. mole, 3ioon-calf«
Slolcculaire, a. f^ccular»
illolcciile, sf. moiecule.
Molester, va. to molesl; harass.
SIoloKe, sf. rowel of a spur,
painier's muller, windgall.
mollasse, a. flaLby, fiimsy.
Slollenieut, ad. soflly, falntly,
effeminalely. [cy, easiness.
Mollesse, sf. soflness, effemina-
SJlullet, te, a. soft, lifïht.
— • sm. calf of the leg, short
:t9aIletou, sm. swanskin.[lringe.
Moililîer, va. to mollify.
(iSoIlir, V. to soflen; get soft;
fiog; slacken; give way.
Mollusque, sm. mollusk.
Molybdène, sf. molybdenum.
Moment, sm. moment, minute.
A tout—, every moment.
Motiicntané, e, a, momentary.
Momeutauémeut, ad. uiomen-
larily.
SSonierie, sf. mummery.
SSouiie, sf. mummy.
!^ioii, fein. Ma, pr. my.
S9oiiacal,, e, «. monachala
Muiiacalemeiit, at^.monaclially.
Slenacbisnie, sm. monachism.
SSoiiade, sf. monad.
Moiiai-cbic, sf. monarchy.
Mouai'cbique, a. — cbical.
1SSoiiai'cbi(|ueiiieul, ad. mo-
narchicaily.
Monarque, sm. monarcb.
Monastère, sm. monastery.
sroiiastique, a. monastic.
-Uonaut, sm. one-earedi
Monceau , sm. beap. [dane.
Mondain, e, a. s. «orldly, mun-
Sloiidaineuient, ad, norldly.
Mondanité, sf. mundanity.
Monde, sm. world; servants,
foiiipany, pleople. [world.
I^o beau—, the fashionable
Tout le—, every body.
Mondé, e, a. peekd.
Monder, vn. ta cleanse; peel>
Monétaire, tnv. monetary.
Alunétisatinn, sf. giving CUl!
reiiij ito paper).
iHouitrur, sm. monitori
iMoniiioD, sf. — tioa.
Monîtoire, a. monitory letter*
Monitoriai, e, a. monitory.
Monnaie, s/'.moDey, coin, change»
Monnaj-age, sjn. coining.
Monnayer, va. 10 coin; mint.
Mouuayeiir, sm. coiner.
Monocorde, sm. ironochord4
Monocle, sm. eye-glass.
Monoculaire, a. one-eyed.
Monogame, sm. monogamist.
Monogamie, sf, monogamy.
Monogramme, sm. mocogra»
pher. [loquy.
Monologue, sm. — Icgue, soli» .
Mononiaue, a. mottomaniac.
Monamauîe, sf. monomania.
Monôme, sm. (mat.) monôme.
Monopétale, a. monopetalouSi
Monoplijlle, a. moDOphyllous.
Monopole, sm. — ly.
Monopoleur, sm. monopolistt
Monosperme, a. (bot.) monos«
peinions. [blei
Monosj'llube, sm, monosylla»
Monosyllabique/^ a. — bic>
Monotonie, a. — nous, tedioUSt
Monotonie, sf. monolony.
Monseigneur, sm. my lord.
Monsieur, sm. sir, master,gen«
Monstre, sm. monster. ftleman.
Monstrueusement, ad, moQS«
Irously, prodigiously.
Monstrueux, se, a. moDStrouSi
Monstruosité,»/', monsfruosilj.
Mont, sm. mount, mountaio.
— de pieté, public pawn shopi
Montage, S7n. carryingup.
Montagnard, c, a. S. mouD
taineer, bighlaoder.
Montagne, sf. mounlain»
Montagneux, Se, a. mountal*
nous, billy. ftolal, amount.
Montant, sm.flood'tide; upright^
Monte, sf. covering, serving
(mares). [asceud.
Montée, sf. slaircase, step, as»
Monter, V. to go up, risS) a$r
cend, get up, to flow.
Se—, i>^. to amount.
Joniieule, sm. Ilillock.
Iflonioir, sm. hor^c-block.
Rlontre, sf. a watch ; sample
musler, shew.
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MOT
Monlrer, va. lo show; teach.
Se—, vp. to show one's self.
lUoiitiieux, se, ^ T»oj.î''"inO!is,
lloulitre, s^ aLeaStli/i o »t4A/,
stock, frarae.
Monument, sm. monument.
Monun«en<al,e,«. menu mental.
Moque, s/, (ma.) a ead-eye.
Moque-- île (se), dc to laugh
al, ridicule, scorn. [scoff.
Moquerie, sf. mockery, jeer;
Bloquctte, sm. mockadoes.
Moqueur, se, n.jeering, SCO ffing.
Blorailles, sf, pL twitcb for
horses.
Moraillon, sm. claps (ofa lock).
Moral, e, a. moral.
Morale, sf. morality.
Moralement, ad. morally.
Moraliser, V. to moralize.
Mornliseur, sm. moralizer.
Moraliste, sm, a moralist.
Moralité, sf. iiioralily, moral.
Morbide, a. morbid.
MorliiQque, a. morbiSc.
Morbleu, int. zounds.
Uorccan, s?n. bit, pièce, morse).
Morceler, vu. to parcel out.
Morcellement, sm. division.
Uordacité, sf. — City, corro-
si-veness, speech. [sarcaslic
Mordant, e, a. biting; caustic;
—, sm. mordant, keenness.
Mordicus, ad. obstlnately.
Mordiller, va. to nibble.
Mordoré, e, a. brown,reâcoIour.
Mordre, va. to bite, corrode,
carp at, hold fast. [another.
Se—, to bite one's selT, one
Moreau, sm. black horse.
Morelle, sf. nlghlshade.
Moresque, a. Moorisb.
—, sf. moresque.
Uorfil , sm. wire-edge; an-
wrought elephanl's tusks.
Horfoudre (se), vr. to dance
attendance, to wail in \aiD.
Uorfondu, e, a, obllled', star-
•ved with cold.
Morfondure, sf. nasal catarrh.
Mordue, sf, boue-bouse; pride.
Moribond, e, a. dying.
uoricaud|«m. tawojf person.
— , o, a. tawny, bLick, dark.
Morîçcner, ua. totutor; correcï
Morille, s/.morel {ormushrooni).
Morillon, sm. fine black grape,
sort à! emerald.
Mowion, sm. morion.
Morne, sm.. knoll; rock.
— , a. dull, sullen, sad.
Morné, e, a. tipt, blunt.
MorniDe, sf. slap on tbe chope
Morose, a. morose.
Morosité, sf. moroseness.
Morpion, sm. crab-Iouse.
Mors, sm. horse bit.
Morse, sm. morse, «alrus.
Morsure, sf. bite, biting
Mort, «/■. death, decease.
A — , mortally,
— , e, a. dead, deceased.
— , e, s. de^id-person.
Mortadelle, .s/'. Italiansausage.
Mortaise, sf. mortise.
Mortalité, sf. mortalily.
Mortel, le, a. s. morlal, deadlj.
Mortellement, ad. mortally.
Morte-saison, sf. dead-season.
Mortier, sm. mortar.
Mortifère, a. mortiTerous.
Mortiûaut, e, a. mortifying,
MorliUcatiou, sf. — tion.
MortiUer, vr. to mortify.
Mortané, e, a. still-born.
Mortuaire, a. mortuary, buriaL
Drap — , a pall. [burial book.
Extrait— ,certlficate out ol' tb»
Morue, sf. cod, codBsb,
Morve, sf. snot, glanders.[brat,
Morveux, le, a. s. snotty, liltli
Mosatque,^/. Mosaicnork.
Mosquée, sf. mosque. [saying.
Mot, sm, word, noB) motto.
Bon—, jest.
— a Mot, word for word.
Motet, tm, motet.
Moteur, tm. autbor, mOTOr.
Motif, sm. motive, aim, caus*.
Motion, if. motion, action.
Motiver, t'a. to relate >be mo-
tive.
Motrice (force), motive faculty.
Motte, sf, clod, turf, bil'ock,
Se—, vr. to skulk. [peat
MotuS) int, bushi mum.
MOU
19t
inoa, sm. lights (slack\
, Molle, n. soft, inellow ; loose,
Mou«-liarU,s)H. spy. [shisgish.
tiiourhe. sf. fly, patch, luft, loo.
-,sf. (cards).
Prendre la to lake pet.
Gube —, credulous man.
Moucher, VU. to wipe tlie nose of
a child ; snull a candie.
Se — , vr. to blow one's nose.
Moucherole, sf. muscicapa, tiy-
catclier. [a candie.
Mourlieron, sm. gnat ; snuiï of
nuucbeler, va. to spot; siud
wilh spots. [a cornice.
IHuiichette, s/', vater-table (of
lUoiiclicttes, ;42. soufers.
nioiiciieture, s/', pinking, spots.
BBoiicheur, sm. candie'snufTer.
Blouchoir, sm. tiandkerchief.
Sloucliure, sf. ttie SDuff of a
Moudre, vn. to grind. [candie.
Moue, sf. grimace, pouting.
Mouette, sf. sea-œew, sea-gull.
Houl'etle, skunk.
Moufle, sf. mitten, bloated face.
Moufflou, sm, mufllon
Mouillage, sm. anchorage.
Mouille-boucbe, sf. lammas
pear. [cast anohor.
Mouiller, va. to wet, soak ;
Slouillelte, sf, slippet.
Mouilloir, sm, fînger-cup.
Mouillure, sf. wetting.
Moulage, sm. moulding, casting.
Houle, sm. mould, modeK
— , sf. mussel.
Mouler, va. to fflould, cast,
print, pile up.
Houlettes, sf. pi, small sbots.
Mouleur, sm. moulder.
Moulin, sm. mill.
— à café, coffee-mill.
— à eau , water-millf
— à vent, wind-milh
Moulinage, sm. silk-throwing.
Moulinet, sm. capstaD i turn-
stile, small mill.
Faire le—, to whirl.
Moult, arf. much, irery much
Moulu, e, a. ground.
Moulure, s^. moulding.
UoHr«utyc,a.â]iDg,langulsbiDg.
MOY
— , sm. dying person.
Mourir, vii.io die ; expire ; eome
lo notliing.
Se — . vr. to be dying.
Mouron, sm. cbickweed-
Mousquet, sm. musket.
MoU6quelade, sf. musket-shot.
niouM|upCaire, sm. muskcleer.
IMousqueterie, sf. niusketry.
Mousqueton, sm. niusketoon.
Mousse, sf. moss, lather, frutb.
— , sm. caliin-boy.
Mousseline, sf. muslio.
Mousser,», to frolh, lather.
Mousseron, sm. button-mush-
room. [mingr
Mousseux, se, a. frothy, foi-
.Moussoir, sm. chocolate-stick.
ÎIIoussou, sm. monsoon.
Moussu, e, a. mossy. [chio.
Moustache, sf. wbisker, musta'
Moustique, sm. mosquito.
Moût, sm. must, sweet-wort.
Moutard, sm. little boy-, bat.
Moutarde, sf. muslard.
Moutardier, sm. mustard-pot;
muslard-maker.
Moutier, sm. monastery.
Mouton, sm, wetber, mutton,
sbeep, rammer.
Moutonné, e, a. woolly, frizzled.
Moutonner, vyi, to foam, curl.
Moutonnier, e, sbeep-like.
Mouture, sf. grinding, mixed
corn, miller's fee.
Mouvance, tenure.
Mouvant, e, a. moviog.
Sable—, sbifting safy '.
Mouvement, sm. motiOJ, mo've-
ment, impulse. [incite.
Mouvoir, va. to move ; stir ;
—, vn. to move; stir.
Moyen, sm. means, power.
Au — de, b; means of.
Moyen, ne, a. middliDg, médium^
mean.
Moyennant, pr, for, by means
— que, c. provided tbat. [of.
Moyenne, sf. mean proportion,
Moyennemcut,ac2. moderately,
Moyeuner, va. to médiate.
I Bloyeu, im, but) of a wbeei,'
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MUT
yolk of an egg; nave; preserved
plum.
Hiiable, a. mutable, changeable.
Mucilage, sm, mucilage.
SliEciIngiueux, se, a, mucila-
ginous.
Blticosîté, sf. mucosity; mucus,
Mil, e, a. moved, slirred.
Blue, sf, slougb, coop,mouUing,
mew.
muer. Vin. lo monll, mew; shed.
niuct, te, a. s. dumb, mule.
Muffle, sm. muzzle snoul, mug,
Rlusrci, sm. Mufti. ~ [phiz.
Mugir, vn. to !ow ; bellow ; mar.
Mugissnnt, e, a. bellowing,
roaring. [roaring.
niugiasK'nieiit, sm. bellowing,
niuguei, sm. illy of tlie valley,
uiciy-lily; fox, coxomb.
lUugueter, va. to court.
Muiil, sm. hogshead.
i^tuiatre, s. a mulalto.
niulatrexse, sf. mulatress. [per.
niuir, sf. she-mule, pope's slip-
— , pi. chaps.
RluU't. S'/î. bo-mule. mullet.
Muletier, sm. mulc-drîTer.
Huile, sm, surmullet.
Mulot, sm. Seld-mouse.
Multipare, a. mulliparODS.
lUuliipie, a, multiple,
Multiaoï-c, a. (bot.) muitiflo-
rous, bearing manny flowers.
Blultipliable, a. — pliable.
Vultipliaut, «m. CDultiplymg-
glass.
Multiplicande, «m. — caud.
Multiplicateur, sm. multiplier.
Multiplication, {/. — tion.
Multiplicité, s/'. — city.
Multiplier, t'M, tO msUiply.
Se—, vr. to moltiplj.
Multitufle, $/. mullitude,
Multitalve, a. multivalvullar.
Municipal, e, a. municipal.
Municipalité, s/', municipality,
lown hall.
Munificence, 9f% — cSi
Munir, va. to supply; proTÎde.
Se— , ur. to protide one's self
(wilh). [store, provision.
■luuition, if. aœmunllion ,
Muuitionneire, sin. commiss»
ry of stores. [brane.
Muqueuse, sf, mucour. mem-
— , se, a, mucous.
Mur, sm. walI.
— uiitoyeu, party wall.
Mûre, Mûre, a. ripe, matare.
Muraille, sf. a wail.
Mural, e, a. mural.
Mûre, sf. mulberry.
Mûrement, ad. maturely*
Murène, sf. murena.
Murer, Do. to wall; mure np.
Murex, sm. murex.
Muriate, sm. muriale.
Muriatique, a. muriatic.
Mûrier, sm. mulberry-(ree.
Mûrir, va. to ripen.
Murmure, sm.. murmur, whine.
Murmurer, V. tO murmur;
whisper.
Musaraigne, sf. shrew-mouse.
Musard, e, a, s. loiterc".
Musarder, va, to loiter; trifla.
Musc, sm, rausk.
Muscade, sf. nuttreg.
Muscadclle, sf. musk-pear.
Muscadier, sm.. nutmeg-trea
Muscadin, sm. musk lozonge,
dandy, fop.
ïluscat, a. muscade).
Muscle, sm. muscle; strengbt.
Musculaire, a. muscular.
Muscuieuz, ae, a. muscutCUS.
Muse, sf. muse.
Muscau,$m. muzzle, snoutiDose.
Musée, sm.. museumi
Museler, ta. 10 muzzle>
Muselière, sf. muzzle»
Muser, vn. to loiter; triSe»
Muserole, sf. nose-band of I
Musette, tf. bagpipe. [brldle.
Muséum, sm. muséum.
Musi-tal, e, a. musical.
Musicalement, ad. musicallj.
Musicien, ne, s. musician.
Musique, sf. music.
Musqué, o,a.musked,perfumed»
Musquer, va. to musk.
Musulman, sm. — man.
Mutabilité, s^— lity.
Mutation, s/. — tion, change.
U«lilaticu,(^— tiOD, maiDiiiif.
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Mutiler, va. to mntllate; maim.
Bliitin, e, a. s. saucy; self-wil-
led, olistinate, mutinous.
Se — ,;;r.toniulinj; reTOlt;reboI.
Mutinerie, sf. mutinj; sédition.
niuiir, vn. to mule.
Mutisme, sm. dumbness.
Mutuel, le, a. mutual.
BIntuellement, ad. mntually.
Hj-ologie, sf. myologie.
Myope, a. shorlsighted.
Myopie, sf, rojopy.
Myosotis, sm. myosotis; forget
me not; mouse-ear.
Myriade, sf. myriad. [gramms.
Myringrammc, sm> ten kilo-
Uyriamètre, (•»> ten kilo-
mètres.
Myriare, sm. hundred hectare*,
Myroliolan, sm, myroboiaro.
— , a. slunning.
Mvrrhe, sf. myrrh.
Myrte, sm. myrtle.
Mystère, sin, mystery. [riou?ly»
Mystérieusement, ad, mysts-
Mystérieux, ec, a, inyfterious.
MyiiiieiKme, sm. mysticism.
My8tificateur,sm. mistifier.
Mjslification, sf. — tion.
Mystifier, va, lo mystify; hoax.
Mystique, a. — tic, mystical.
Mystiquement, ad. mystically.
Mythologie, 5/". — Icgy.
Mythologique, a, — gical.
Mythologue ou Mj'thologisle^
sm, — logist.
N
IVabad, sm. nahob.
Naliol, c, s. fhrimp, dwarf.
Nacarat, e, a. nacarat.
Wacclle, sf. cliiff; car.
TXacrc, sf. motlierof pearl, nacre.
Nadir, S)n. nadir.
lV»ge (à la), by s\vimming.
Être eu—, to he in a sweat.
Nageoire, sf. fin, wingof a fish,
cork; bladder for swimming.
Nager, vn. to swim; sail, row.
Nageur, se, s. swiûiâier.
—, sm, swinimer (ma.); rower.
Naguère, <ic2. not iongsince.
Naïade, sf. naiad,water-Dymph.
Naïf, «e, a, artiess, nalural,
Nain,e, a>$> dwarr. [simple.
Naissance^ sf, birlh, nali\ity,
rise. [new-born.
Naissant, e, a. Dascent, rislng,
Naiirc, vn, to be born, arise,
îpring, grow.
Naïtcmeut, ad. iia!yely>
Naïveté, sf. ingenuousnesS] naï'
•vcly.
Nanan, sm. ^oodies.
Nantir, rn. to insure, secnre.
Se — , tir. secure one's self.
Nantissement, s)n, security,
Naphie, sf, naphta. [pledge.
Nappe, sf, taHe-c!olh; deerskiD,
— d'eau, a sheel of water.
Napperon, sm. napidn.
Narcisse, sm. dafTodil.
Narcutinc, sf. narcotine.
Narcotique, a. s. narcotic.
Nard, sm. spikenard.
Narguer, va. to Leclor; defy.
Narine, sf, nostrii.
Narquois, e, s, dodger.
— , «. sly, deep, salirical.
Narrateur, sm.narrator, relater»
Narratif, i/e, a. — tive.
Narration, $/". — tion, narratiTe.
Narré, sm. narration.
Narrer, vn. to relate; narratc.
Narval, sm. narwal.
NazaI, e, a. nazal.
Nazardc, s^. fillip.
Naseau, sm. nostrii.
Nasillard, e, a, snuffling.
Nasiller, vn, to epeak througi
the nose.
Nasilleur, se, S. snuffer.
Nasse, sf. hoop-net, eel-f ot.
Natal, e, a, natal, native.
Natation, s^.natation, sw iinining.
Natatoire, a. natatory.
Natif, ve, a. native, born.
Netiou, sf, nation, (eople.
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NaOonal, e, a. national.
Natioiialemeitt, ad. nalionally.
^'atiiMialitô, sf. Dationalncss.
Nalioualiscr, va. to donationa-
lize.
Kaliona./té, sf. nationality.
Nalioiiaiiv vn. ph fellow coun-
trymen. -ï,
IVariTité, sf. nathitj, birih.
Natrou, sm. catron.
Natte, sf. mat, tress.
niaticr, va.to trrss, piaf, fnat.
nfaturalisation, sf. — zalion.
Naturaliser, l'a. to naluraV.ie.
Naturaligmc, sm. naturalisnk>
Naturaliste, sm. caturalist.
Naturaliié, sf. citizenfhip.
Nature, sf. nature, constitution.
D'après—, from liTe.
Naturel, le, a. natural, native.
— , sm. nature, disposition, natu-
ral feeling, constitution.
Naturellement, ad. naturally.
Naufrage, 5771. shipwreck,\vreck.
Naufragé, e, a. wn'ckcd.
Naiimachic, sf- nauinacby.
Nauséabotiil, e, a. nauscous.
Nausée, sf. uausea, disgust.
Nautile, sm. nauliius.
Nautique, a. nautical. [man.
Nautounier, S77!. mariner, boat-
Na\-al, e, a. naval.
Navet, S77!. turnip.
Navette, sf, rape-seed, weaver's
shuttle.
Navigable, a. navigable.
Navigateur, S)77.— gator, sallor.
Navigation, s/°. — tiou, voyage.
Naviguer, V. to navigate; sail.
Naville, 5777. canal (for irrigation).
Navire, s?77. sliip, vessel.
Navrer, va. to vring; distress.
No, ad. not, no.
Né, e, a, born.
Mort—, still-born.
Nouveau — , new-born.
Premier—, flrst-born.
I^'éanmoius, c. nevertheless.
Néant, sj77. not.hingaess, nought.
Nébuleux, se, a. cloudy, darli,
— , s. neljula. [gloomy.
Nébiilugitc, sf. nebulosity.
Nécessaire, (!.necessar},aeedrul.
— , sm. neces5arles. [rily.
Néoeseaircnient, ad, necessa-
IVécessitaut, e, a. necessitating.
Nécessité, sf, necessity, need.
— , j)l. necessaries. fforco.
Nécessiter, va. to aecessilale;
Nécessiteux, ae, a, necessitoui
oneed.
Nécrologo, sjTi.regIsfer ofdealhs.
Nécromancie, sf, — ancy.
Nécromancien, nc,$. — mancer.
Nécrose, «/■. necrosis.
Nectar, S77J. nectar. [vessel.
Nef, sf. nave of a church; ship;
Néfaste, a. ill-omened; fatal.
NcOe, sf, mediar.
NéQier, sm, medlar-tree.
Négatif, ve, a. négative.
NéETatiou, sf, — tion.
Négiitive, sf. négative, rerusal.
Néga^^.•cment, ad. — vely.
Négligé, e, a. oIT-hand.
— , S)n. und~ess, negligect.
Négligemment, aa. negligently.
Négligence, sf. négligence.
Négligent, c, u. négligent.
Négliger, l'rt. to neglect, siight.
Se — , vr, to neglect one's selT,
Négoce, sm. trade, corr^crce.
Négociable, a. négociable.
Négociant, sm. nrerchant.
Négociateur, S77Î. negociator.
Négociation, sf, négociation.
Négocier, vn.to trade; négociât».
Nègre, s. a negro.
Négrerîe, s/, bararcoon.
Négrier, SÎ7Ï. slave; of a slaver.
— , S777. slaver. [girl.
Négrillon, no, negro-boy, negro-
Neige, sf, snow.
Neiger, t', im]), to snow.
Neigeux, se, a, snowy.
Keuiti, ad. no.
Néuiipbar, sm. water-lilj.
Néologie, sf. neology.
NéoEogique, a, — cal.
Néologisme, S777, — gism.
Néologne, S777. gist. [vei-t.
Néopbjte, ncophyt, new con-
Népbrétiqne, a, nephritic, re»
nal-colic.
Népotisme, S77!. nepotism.
Néréide, sf. sca-nymph.
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Wcrf, gtn, sinew, ner?e,hand.
— de bœuf, a bull's pizzle.
Wcroli, sm essence of oranges.
Nerprun, sm. biioLthorn.
Nerval, e, a. corded nerred*
Norveux, «e, o. nertoas, sinewy.
IVervin, e. a. nertine.
Riervure, sf. a ncrve, ribicording.
Ket, te, a. neat, clear, clean.
— , ad. cleany, shor..
Au — , to make a fair copy of.
IVettement, ad. nedllj, plainij.
IVetteié. sf. cleanness, neatiiess.
IVettoiement, sm. cleanin».
Kcuoyer, va. to clean ; scour ;
clear; sweep.
IGeur, a, nine.
— • sm, a nine.
— , ve, a. new. nnexperlented.
A—, nid. afresh, like naw.
Neiitralenient, ad. nentrally.
IVeiitraligation, sf, neutraliza-
tion.
Neutraliser, va. fo neutralize.
Neutralité, sf, neutrality.
Neutre, a, neuter, neutrali
Neuvaine, sf. Dovena.
Neuvièuie, a. s. niatfa.
— , sm, ninth part.
NeuTièmeaieiit, ad. nlnthlj.
Neveu, sm. nephew.
— t pi. posterilj.
Névralgie, sf. neuralgyi
Névritique,a. neurotic; nervlne.
Névrologîe, sf. neurology.
Hez,sm. nose.
— à iiex, face to face.
Avoir bon— , to be sagaclous.
A «on—, to his face.
Ni, c. neilber, nor.
Niable, a. deniable.
Niais, e, a. silly, simple.
— ,». simpleton.
Niaisement, ad. sillilyi
Niaiser, vn. (0 trifle; faddie.
Niaiserie, sf. silllness, silly
tbing. ('~'^''u
Niche, sf. niche, kennel, pranS
Nichée, sf. nest,?et, crew, brood.
Nicher, vn. to build; lodge.
Se—, vr. to nestle; bide; lie.
Nichoir, sm. breedinp-cage.
Nicodème, sm, noodls , niuny.
Nicotiane, sf. nlcotlaUi
Nicotiue, nicotine. .■
Nid, sm. a nest.
Nidoreux, se, a. nldoroas.
Nièce, sf. nièce.
Nielle, sf, mildew, blast.
Nieller, va. to blast, mildew.
Nier, va. to deny, disown.
Nigaud, e, a. s. silly, simpleton.
Nigauderle, >f. silllness, siliy
tbing.
Nimbe, if, glorj, nimbus.
Nipper, va. lo fit ont. [thés.
Se—, vr. to get a stock of clo-
Ntppes, sf. pi. clolbes.
Nique (faire la), to mock.
Nitouche (sainte), sf, a sao^
timonious person.
Nitrate, sm. nitrate.
Nitre, sm, nitre.
Nitreux, se, a, nîtrotl8«
Nitrière, sf. nitred-bedi
Nitrite, sm, nitrite.
Niveau, sm. level.
De—, ad. level, eTen.
Niveler, va. to levé!.
Niveleur, sm. leTellefi
Nivellement, sm. levelling.
Nobiliaire, a. nobiliary.
Noble, a. s. noble, nobleman.
Noblement, ad. nobly.
Noblesse, s^nobility,nobleness.
Noce, sf. wedding party.
Noces, sf.pl. marriage, nuptials.
Nocher, sm. pilot.
Noctambule, s. noctambulist.
Noctambulisme, sm, noclam»
bulism.
Nocturne,a.sm.nocturn,nightlj.
Nodus, sm. nodus, node.
Noël, sf. Chrislmas carol.
Nieud, sm. knot, stress, tie,knn»
ckie, node,knob. band, intrigue.
Noir, e, a, black, base, dismal,
dark.
— de fumée, sm. lamp-black.
— d'ivoire, 'wry black.
—, r^'^. black.
Noîfiitiv,, (I. blackish.
Noiraud, e, o. s. dark, fawnji
Noirceur, sf. blackness, blaci;
spot.
Noircir, V, to blacken, asperse.
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Se—,vp. toblacken; gelcloudy.
Noircissure, sf. black spot.
Noire, sf. Crotchet.
Noise, s/. strife,fqualble.
NoiMciier, sm. bazel-lree.
NoisottCf sf. hazelnul, nutbrown
Noix, sf. walnut, plug. [colour.
— de galle, a gall-nut.
Nolis, freight.
Noiiser, va. to freight, charter.
Nom, sm. Dame, ncun, famé.
Nouinde, a. nomadic.
Noinlire, sm. number, rhylhm.
Nonibrer, fa. to number,' count.
Nombreux, «e, a. numerous.
Nomliril, S712. nanel.
NomenclateuF, sm. — tor.
Nomenclature, sf. — ture.
Nomiual, e, a. no.ioinal.
Nomiuateur, sjn. patron (of
a liviiig.
Nomiuaiif. sm. Bominalive case.
Nomination, sf, nomination,
apiiointment.
Noniinativement,n(^b; name.
Nommé (à point), ad. in the
nick of time.
Nommément, ad. particularly.
Nommer, vn. to nnme; nominale.
Se—, D1-. to gite one's name,
be called.
Nonipareil, le, a. matchless.
Nouipareille, sf. nonpareil;
small sugar-plums, narrow rib-
Non, ad. no, not. [bon.
Nonagénaire, a. ninety jears
of âge.
Nonagésime, a. nonagesimal.
Notante, 0. ninety.
Nonanticme, a. ninethleth.
Nonce. ;i;!. nuncio.
Nonclialammeut, (7(2. negligen-
tiy, CGCly. [coolness.
Nonchalance, sf. nejlifpice,
Nonclialant, e, a. 8. negrr^'ent,
careless.
Nonciature, sf. nunîînture.
Non-conformité, $?)!, — IDity.
— être. S)»!, non-entity.
NoBics. sf. }il. nones.
Nonina. sm. nonius.
Noitnaân, sf. nun.
VVouuettc, s/', nunt^^nger-bread.
Nonolistant, ad. notwilhstan»
Non-pair, e, a. odd. [ding.
— payement, sm. non-payment.
Non plus ultra, ud. ne p!uB
— -sens, »»!. nonsense. [ultr».
— -seulement, ud. not oniy.
Nonuple, a. ninefold.
Non-valeur, s/', loss; dedi:c'ion.
Nopal, sm. nopal. [bad dept.
Nord, sm. norlh.
— est, north-east.
— ouest, north-west.
Normal, e, a. normal.
Nos, pr. pi. our.
Nosographie, sf. nosografhj»
Nosologie, sf. nosology.
Nostalgie, sf. nostalgiâ.
Nota, sm. note, mark.
Notabilité, sf. respeclabiiily.
Notable, a. remarkable, nnl.ible.
Notablement, ad. noiab'y.
Notables, sm. pi. leading-men.
Notaire, sm. notary.
Notamment, ad, especially.
Notarial, sm, profession of a
notary. [lary.
Notarié, e, a. settled by a nô-
Notarler, va. to draw' up (a
deed).
Note, sf. note, mark,bill, account.
Noter, va. to note; brand; prick;
remark,
Noieur, sm, copier of music.
Notice, sf. accounte, knowledge.
Notification, sf. — lion, [tice.
Notifier, va. to notify,give no<
Notion, sf. notion, idea.
Notoire, a, notorious, manifest.
Notoirement, ad. notoriouslj.
Notoriété, sf, DOtoriety.
Nôtre, pr. our.
Les—, pi, ours.
Noué, e, a. tied ; rîckety. [form.
Nouer, va. to lie; knot; knil:
Se—, vr, to set (as fruits), to
knit. [satcbel,
Nouet, sm, ragful; little bunch,
Noueux, se, a, knotty, nodose.
Nougat, sm. nougat, "cakes made
~C almonds and bonej. [celli.
bouilles, sf. pi. ribbon ■vermi-
Noulet, sm. gutter (of a roof).
Nourrice, sf. wet-Durte.
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Nourricier, ère, a, nutrîlho.
—,sm. fosler-father.
Nourrir, va. to nonrîsh, feed,
suckle, nurse, eniarge. [upon.
Se — de, v^ to live or feed
Nourrissant, <$, a. nourishing.
Nonrrîsaeur, sm. dayrjman.
Nourrisson, sm. fosler-child.
Nourriture, sf, food, breeding.
Nous,;))-, we, us, to us. [cent.
Nouveau, nouvel, le,a.Dew,re-
1 De — , again, afresh.
'Nouveauté, sf. newness, novel-
fy, innovation, change.
Nouveautés (marchands de),
linen-draper.
Nouvelle, sf. news, noTel.
Nouvellement, ad. newly.
Nouvelliste, sm. oensmocger.
Novatïon, sf. change.
Novembre, sm. November.
Novice, (7. s, novice, raw.
Noviciat, sm, noviciate.
Novissimc, ad. (Lis minute, Te-
ry lately. [ncl, mould.
Noyan, sm. stone of a fruit, ker-
Noyer, sm. walnut-lree.
—5 va. to drown; flood , blend
(colours). [go to ruin.
Se—, vr. to drown one's self;
Noyon, sm. bound cf a bowling-
greeni
Nu, nae, a. naked, plaiDi bare.
A—, ad. naked.
^, sm. maked; nudity.
•» *6ie, bare-beaded.
— jambe, barre-leggeâ>
— pieds, bare-foot.
— propriété, réversion.
Nuage, sm. cloud , mist.
Nuageux, se, a. cloudy.
Nuaison, sf. a tradewind. '
Nuance, $f. shade, tint.
Nuancer, va. to shade; tint.
Nubile, a. nubile, marriçea
Ntibilité, sf. marrigea!j!en
Nudité, sf. nakedness, nudily.
Nue, sf, cloud, sky.
Nuée, sf. cloud, swarm, ciowd.
NuemenI, ad. nument.
Nuer, va. to shade; blend.
Nuire, V)i. to hurt, injure.
Niiisnaice, sf. — ce, damage.
Niiisible,n. hurtful, prejudicial.
Wvii», sf. night.
De—, ad. by nîghl.
Nuitamment, ad. in the night.
Nuitée, sf. night's work.
Nul, le,a. void,none, noone,no-.
— part, ad. DO where.
Nullement, ad. by no means,
Nullilc, sf. nullity, incapaciiy.
Kùmcnt, ad. piainly.
^'umérnire, a. numéral.
— , specie, cash.
Numéral, e, a. numéral.
1%'uniérateur, s»!. — lor.
1%'umération, sf. — tion.
Numérique, a. numerical.
IViimériquement, ad. numerl'
cally.
Numéro, sm. number.
IVuméroter, va. to number.
Numismatique, a. — matic.
Nuuciipatif, ve, a. — live.
Nuptial, e, a. nuptial.
Nuque, sf nape (of the neck).
Nuintion, sf. — tion.
Nutritif, vc, a. nutritive.
Nutrition, sf. — tion.
Nyclalopc, a. night-seeing.
— , s. njctatlops.
NyctalopkC, «/■. nyctalopia.
Nymphe, sf. nymph, njmpha.
Nyniphomauic, sf. nympho-
mauia.
O! int. oh.
O ça, now.
Oasis, sm. oasis.
Obédience, sf. obCidience.
Obédicutiel, le, a, — tial.
Obéir, vn. toobej, bend, serve;
yield. [misMon.
Obéissance, sf. obédience, sut»-
Obéissant, c, a. obedient.
Obélisque, sm. obelisk.
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•Obércr,t'(i.eti!p.toruninto deht.
Objecter, va. to object; oppose.
Objectif, sm. object-glass.
■Objectif, Te. a. — tive, idéal.
Objection, sf. — tîOD, difficulty.
■Oljjet, sm, ohject; end, matter,
*;ticlo, suhjecti
Obintion, s/, oblatîon.
Obligatiou, obligation, bond.
Oblii;atoii-e, a. obligatory.
Obligé, a. obliged, indispensable.
— , s. oliligor, obliged, idenlures.
Dbligcaiumcut, ad. obligingly.
Obligeance, sf. ob!igingness.
Diïli^caHt, e, a. obliging, kind.
Obliger, va. to oblige; bind.
Obliiiiie, a. oblique, indirect,
slant, sloping. [directly.
Obliquement, ad. obliquely, in-
Obliquité, sf. obliquity.
-Oblong, ne, a. oblong.
Obule. sf. obole, mite, farthing.
<tboiubrer, va, to conceal, over-
sliadow.
Obrcptîce, a. abrcptitious.
Gbroplion, sf. — tion.
Obscène,», obscène.
Obscénité, sf. obscenity.
Obscur, c, a. dark, gloomy.
Obscurcir, va. to darken, grow
dim.
S'—, vr. to grow dim. [ing.
Obscurcissement, sm. darken-
Obscnréraent, ad. oliscurely.
Obscurité, sf. obscurily, dark-
ness.
Obsécrationa, sf. pt. — tion.
Obséder, V. to beset, obsess.
Obsèques, sf. pi. obsequies.
Obséquieux, se, a. obfequious.
Observable, a. observable.
Observance, sf. observance.
Observateur, trice, s. observer.
Observation, sf. — tion, re-
mark, observance, keeping.
Observatoire, sm. — tory.
Observer, t'a. to observe, watch,
notice, practice. [other.
S'— ,vi'. lobeobserved;eyeeach
Obsession, sf. obsession, beset-
Obsidienne, sf. obsidian. [ting.
Obsidional, c, n. — nal.
Obstacle, S)/!, obstacle, bar, clog.
Obstétrique, a. obstétrical.
Obstination, sf, obstinacy.
Obstiné, o. a. s, stubborn, ob>
stinate, willul.
Obstinément, ad. obstinately.
S'obstiner, vr. 10 persist iû ;
be obslinate in.
Obstructif, ve, a, obstructive.
Obstruction, sf, obstruction.
Obstruer, va. to obstruct; stop
Obtempérer, t;a. to obey. [up.
Obtenir, Df7. to oblain, get.
Obtention, sf. obtaining.
Obtus, e, a. obtuse, dull.
Obvier, vn. to obviate.
Obus, si'-x. howitzer shell.
Obusicr, S7n. howitzer.
Obvier, lia. to obviate.
Ocease, a, occasive, seltinf.
Occasion, sf. occasion, oppor-
Par — , occasionally. [tunify.
Occasionnel, le, a, — nal.[lT.
Occasionnellement, ad. — nal-
Occasionner, va. to occasion;
cause.
Occident, sm. west, [west.
Occidental, e, a. western.
Occipital, e, a. — tal.
Occiput, s)n. occiput.
Occire, t'<x. to slay; kill.
Occiseur, sm. slayer; slaughterer.
Oceision, sf. murder.
Occultation, sf. — tion.
Occulte, a. occult.
Occupant, e, s. occupîer.
Occupation, s/', occupation, eni«
ployment, work.
Occuper.rn. to take up; emploj)
possess; hold, plead, manage,
appear. [iLink about.
S'—, vr. to occupy one's self;
Occurence, sf, occurrence.
Occurrent, e, a, occurring.
Océan, sm. océan.
Ochlocratic, sf. ochlocraty.
Ocre, sf. ochre.
Octaèdre, sm. ocfaedron.
Octant, sm. quadrant.
Octante, a. eigbtj.
Octave, »/■, octave.
Octavin, sm. octave (flûte).
Octavo (in-), sm, octavo.
— , ad. eightbiy.
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«tctobre, sm. Oclober.
«(■«ogôiiaire, a. S. oclogenary.
Ooiogotte, a. sm. octagonal.
Octroi, sm. grant, fown-dues.
Oclroj-er, va. to graiil; afford.
Ociiiple, a. e'ight-rold.
Ocdiplor, va, to eigbl-fold; in-
Ociilaire, a. ocular. [crease.
Oculiste, s;n. oculist.
Odalisque, sf. odalisk.
Ode, sf. ode.
Odeur, sm, odeur, BBielI, scent.
Odieusemeut, ad. odiously,
maliciûusly.
Oilieux, se, a. odious, bateTul.
fidomètre, sm. odometer.
Odontalgie, sf. odonlalgy.
Odontalgique, a. odontalgic,
Odorant, e, a. sweeted-scenled;
odorous.
Odorat, sm. smell, smel!ing.
Odoriférant, c, a, odoriferous,
fragront.
CEcuménique, a. — nical.
lEii, sm. eje; bud; gloss.
— de boeuf, Lull's eye (o-val
window).
Coup d'— , look, eye, sight.
Clin d'— , twiDiiiEg.
A vue d^ — , visibly, by sight.
— de perdrix, sjn. partridge-
wood; soft corn {on Ihe foot).
<Eillade, sf. ogle, look, glance.
4EilIèrc, sf. blinkcr of a briddie;
eje-balh.
Dents d' — , cye-lealh.
Œillet, sm, carnation, pink,
OËillelon, sm. sucker. [eyelet.
flîsopliage, sm, — phagus,
*Euf,sm. egg. [windpipe.
Œuvé, e, a. hard-roed.
(£uvr«, sf, work, act on.
Hors—, tbe outside.
Hors d'— , by dish.
Offensant, e, a. ofTensi've.
OITense, sf. oITence, trespass,
Mn, injury.
Offense, S))!, offcnded person.
Offenser, va. to ofTend, injure.
S** — , va. to take offence.
Offenseur, sm. oITender, in-
sulls",
O0cusif, TO, a. offensive.
Offensive, sf. offensive.
Offeiisiveinent, ad, — vely.
Offerte, Offertoire, sm, offcr»
tory, [turn, service
Office, sm. crfice, part, good
— , sf, butler's pantry.
Officiante, sf. orticialily, eccle-
siastical, court. [ter.
Officiant, a. s. ofticiating micis-
Officicl, le, a officiai.
Officiellement, (7 rL ofRciali;.
Officier, vn. to offîciate.
— , sm. officer, hojse-steward.
Orficieusemeut, ad. officiously,
ol)'ii;,'ingIy. [officions.
Officieux, se, n. obliging, kind|
Officinal, e, a. officinal.
Offrande, s/, oblation, offering.
, Offrant, a. s. bidder.
Offre, sf. offer, lender, supply.
Offrir, va. to offer, bid, tender.
Offusquer, to darken; éclipse;
dazzje, olTend.
Ogive, sf. ogive.
Ogre, sse, ogre, ogress.
ou: int, oh!
Oie, sf. goose. [callositv.
Oignon, sm. onion, root, bulb,
lioitc d'— , rope of onioDS.
Oille, sf. olio.
Oindre, va. to anoint.
Oiitg, sm, hog's grease.
Oint, e, a. anointed.
Oiseau, sm. bird; hod.
A »ol d'— , as the crow Aies.
A vue d'— , in birds-eye pers-
pective.
Oiseler, va. to go a fowling.
Oiselet, sm, little bird.
Oiseleur, sm. bird-catcher.
Oiselier, sm. bird-seller, fowler.
Oisellerie, sf. bird-catching.
Oiseux, ne, a. idie, frivolous.
Oisif, ve, (». idIe, unoccupied.
Oisillon, sm. liftle bird.
Oisivement, ad. idly,
Oisiveté, sf, idieness, inaction.
Oison, sm. gosling; oinny.
Oléagineux, se, a. oleaginous.
Olfactif, a. olfactory.
Olilian, sm. elilianum.
Oiilirius, sm. pietended; swe!.
Oligarchie, sf. — cby.
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Olignrcliiqiie, a> — chical.
Olii-aiso», sf. olive-harTest.
Oliiûtrc, a. olive-coloured.
Olive, sf. olive
Olivclte, s/'. oliTe-jdrd.
Olivier, $m. olive-lree.
Ollaire (pierre), a. pot stone.
Olographe, a. holographie.
Olympe, sin. Oljmpus, skj.
Olympiade, sf. oljrapiad.
Olympien, ne, a. olympic.
Olympique, a. olympic.
Ombelle, «/■. umbel.
Ombellirére, a. umbellirerons.
Ombilic, sm. Davel; umbilic.
Ombilical, e, a. umbilicai.
Ombrage, sm. shade, umbrage.
Ombrager, vn, to shade, lone
down. [picious.
Ombrageux, se, a. sklttish, sus-
Ombre, sf. shade, shadow,gho5t,
protection.
Ombrelle, sf. parasol.
Ombrer, va. lo shade, a drawÎBg.
Ombreux, se, a. umbrageous,
Oméga, sm. oméga. [shady.
Omelette, sf. omelet.
Omettre, va. to omit; leave out.
Omisnioii, sf. omis.^ion, neglect.
Omnibus, sm. omnibus.
Omuiscieucc, sf. omniscience.
Omoplate, sf, omoplate; blade-
bone. [man, pleope.
On, pr. it, Ihey, one, somebody,
Onagre, stn. onager; wild ass.
Ouc, ad. never.
Ouee, sf. ounce.
Oncbets , sm. pi. spillikins.
Oncial, c, a. capital, unciaU
Oncle, sm. uncle.
Onction, sf. unction; annoiting.
Onciue'^semcut, ad. Viith UDC-
lioa.
Onctueux, se.f7, uncluons, oily.
Onctuosité, .■<f. uncluosity.
Onde, sf. wave, undulation, bil-
Ondé, c, a. watered. [low.
Ondée, sf. shower,
Oadoiemcnt, sm. private bap-
tism, undulation. b'ing.
Ondoyant, e, a. undulating; wa-
Ondoyer, vn. to undulate; wave.
— > va. cbristeu.
Ondulation, if. undulation.
Ondulé, e, a. undulated.wavei
Ondulatoire, a. undulalory.
Onduler, m. to wave; undulate.
Onduleux, «e, a. undulating,
wavy.
Ouérâîre, onerary, actirg.
Onéreux, se, a. onerous, bur-
densomo. [horse.
Ougle, sm,, nail, claw; hoof
Onglé, e, a. armed (in he-
raidry.
Onglée, sf, hot-acha (painful
numbness of tho Angers from
cold).
Onglet, sm. gnard; mitre, Oal
graver; single-Ii af cancel.
Onglette, s/, flat graver.
Onguent, sm. salve, oinlment.
Ongulé, e, a. hoofed.
Ouirocritie, sf. oneirocrîtics,
Ouocrolale, sm. white pélican.
Onomatopée,;/'. onomcEtopœia.
Onyv, sm. onyx.
Onze, a cleven, eleventh.
Onzième, n. eleventh.
— , sm. eleTenlh part.
Onzièmement, ad. eievOnUielj,
Oolitlie, sm. oolito.
Opacité, sf. opacitj.
Opale, sf. opal.
Opaque, a. opaque, opacous.
Opéra, sm. opéra , opera-liouse,
Opercule,sm.operculura,cover.
Operculé, e. a. operculated.
Opérateur, (rice, s. operator,
quack.
Opération, sf. — tion, vrorking.
Opérer, va. to operate, work;
elîect. [opération.
Se faire — , to undergo ao
Opbïte, a. s. ophite.
Ophtalmie, sf. ophiaimy.
Ophtalmique, a. ophtalmie.
Opiat, sf. opiate. ,■;
Opilatiou,s/. oppilation.
Opiler, va. to oppilate.
Opinant, sm. speaker.
Opiner, va. to give ono's opi-
nion; speak. [the resl. .
— du bonnet, (0 chirae in vith
Opiniâtre, a. S. obstinate, wil-
ful, mulisb.
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Olii»i«<rciuciit, ad, obstinatcly.
0|iïi>iâ(i-er, va. to render obs-
linale.
S'—, vr. lo be obslinate.
Opiniâtreté, sf. obsUnacy.
Opinion, sf. opinion, vota.
Opinni, sni. opium.
Opo<Iel4loc,5?)i. opodeldoc.
Opportun, e, a. opportune, sea-
souable. [nely.
Opportunément, ad. opportu-
Opportunité, sf, — nity, occa-
Opposnnt,e, a. opponent.[sion.
Opposé, e, a. opposite.
Opposer, va. to oppose, face;
allège, plead; place opposite to.
S'—, to be opposed to.
Opposite, sm. the opposite.
A I' — , in front of.
Opposition, sf. opposition, r -
sistance, protest, ca\eat.
Oppresser, va. to oppress.
Oppresseur, sm. oppresser.
Oppressif, *e, a. oppressive*
Oppression, sf. oppression.
Opprcssivcnient, ad. — vely.
Opprimer, va. to oppress.
Opprobre, sm. disgrâce, shamej
opprohrium.
Optatif, sm. optati-ve mood.
Opter, va. to clioose.
Opticien, sm.. optician.
OiHiniisine, sm. optimity.
Optimiste, sm. optimist.
Option, sf. choice, option.
Optique, a. sf. optic, opties.
Opulemment, ad. opulently.
Opulence, sf. opulence, fulness.
Opulent, e, a.opulent, wealthy.
Opuscule, sm, opuscule, brief
treatise.
Or, sm. gold; or (in heraldj).
D'— , gold, golden,
— , C. but, now, and.
— , (a, sus, come now.
Oracle, sm. oracle.
Orage, sm. broils, tempest.
Orageux, se, o. slormy.
Oraison, sf. speech, oralion,
Oral, e, a. oral. [prayer.
Orang-outang, stn. orang-ou-
Orange, sf. orange. [lang.
Orangé, e, a. OrSBge-CCloiuïd. '
Orangeade, sf. orangeade.
Orangcat, sm. candied orangt
Oranger, sm. oraoge-tree. [piel.
Orangerie, sf. orangery.
Orateur, sm. orator, public-
speaker.
Oratoire, n. oratorial.
— , sm. oratory.
Oratoirement, ad. oratorically
Oratorio, sm. oratorio.
Orbe. sm. orb, orbit.
—, a. bruising, contunding, dead
(as a wall).
Orbicnlairo, a. — lar.
Orbiculairement, ad. — ISflj»
Orbite, sf. orbit.
Orcanctc, sf. orcanet, alkaDet.
Orcbestre, sm. orchestre»
Orcliis, s)n. orchis.
Ordalie, sf. ordeal.
Orilinaire, sm. ordinary, fare,
common, custom.
— , a. ordinary, vulgar.
A r — , as UEual. [usually.
Ordinairement, ad. ordinarily,
Ordinal, a. — nal.[holy orders.
Ordiiiand, sm. candidate for
Ordinant. Sî/i. ordaining bishop.
Ordination, 5^. — tion.
Ordonnance, sf. ordiaance,
prescription, warrant.
Ordonnancer, va, to pass (for
payement). [ser, orderer.
Ordonnateur, triée, s. dispo-
Ordonner, va. to order, dispose,
prescribe, ordain, enjoin.
Ordre, sm. ordor, disposition.
Ordure, «/■. fiith, dust, ordure.
Ordurier, e, «. S. obscene fil-
Oreillard, e, a. lap-heared.[thy.
Oreille, sf. ear, tie, ear-lap,
dog'sear, corner, handie, flucke
of an anchar.
Oreiller, sm. plllow.
Oreillette, gf. auricle of the
heart, ear-rag; ear-lap (of a cap).
Oreîllon, sm,. swelling of ths
almond of the year.
Oremus, sm. prayer, orison.
Orféire, sm. goldsmith.
Oi'féTrerie, sf. goldsmith 's art.
Orfraie, s/', sea-cagle, ospray.
Orfroi, sm, £old,friDg$, orfuys.
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Organdi, sm. organdi.
Organe, sm. organ,\oicc, agent .
Organique, — nie
Organïsatiou, sf, — lion.
Oi-sauiscr, va. to organize.
' — . vr. to gel orgaiiized.
Organis^me, sȔ. organism.
Organiste, s. organisl. [zine.
Orgausîn,s»î.thro\v silk, organ-
Orgasnic, sm. orgasm.
Oi-ge, sf. barley.
Orgeat, SOT. orgeat.
Orgie, sf. orgie.
Orgue, sm. sf. OT-gan.
Orgueil, sm. pride,haughtiness.
Orgueillcu8emcnt,ar^proudl;.
Orgueilleux, se, a, proud.
Orient, sm. east.
Oriental, e, a. eastern, oriental.
Orieutaliate, sm. orientalist.
Orienter, l'a. to set in an east-
ward, exposure, to tiim Ihe
sails. [silion ; look abouk one.
S' — , vr. to afcerlain one's po-
Orifice, sm. oriBce, aperture.
Oriflamme, sf. oriUarae.
Origan, s»!, origanuni. [ifsued.
Originaire, a. originary,
Originairement, ad, originai-
ly, primili'velj.
Original, e, a. original, odd.
— , SOT. original, odd fellow.
Originalité, sf. originality.
Origine, sf. origin, cause.
Originel, le, a. original, pri-
mitive.
Originellement, ad. — nally.
Orignal, sm, Canada, elk.
Orillon, sm. ear (oF a piphlo).
Orin, sm. buoy-rope.
Oripeau, sm. tiasel.
Orle, sm. orle.
Orme, sm, elm.
Ormenu, sm. young elm.
Ormille,s/'. eir.-plant.
Orne, sm. manna-asb.
Ornement, s»l. ornament.
Ornementation, sf, — tion.
Orner, va. to adorn, embellisb.
Ornière, sf, fut, track.
Ornithologie, sf. — logy.
Ornithologiste, sm. — loglet.
Orpailleur, sm. golâ-se»rclier.
Orphelin, e, a S. orphan.
Orphéon, sm. singing-scbooT;
opiicon.
Orpiment, sm. orpiment.
Orpin, sm. orpine.
Orteil, sm, toe.
Orthodoxe, a. S ortbodox.
Orthodoxie, sf. — doxy.
Orthographe.s/'.— pby.spelling.
Oi'tographie. sf. — phy.
Ortographicr, Va. tO Spell.
Ortographiqtie, a. — ical.
Orthopédie, sf. orthopœdy.
Orthopnée, Sf. orlhopny.
Ortie, sf. netile, rowel.
Ortive, a. ortive, east.
Ortolan, sm. ortolan.
Orvale, sf. clary, orval.
Ort'iétan, sm. orviétan.
Os. sm. lione.
Oscillation, sf — tion.
Oscillatoire, fl. — tory.
Osciller, un. to oscillate.
Osé. e, a. daring, bold.
Oscille, sf. sorrel.
Oser, vn. to dare, risk; Tenturao
Oscraie, sf. osier-bed.
Osier, sm. o£ier-wilbe.[kle.hone.
Osselet, sm.OEsicIe, osselet, bue-
Ossements, sm. pi. boncs.
Osseux, se, a. bony, osscous.
0^'siGcatiou, sf. — tion.
Ossifier, va. to ossify.
Ossilîquc, a. ossifying.
Ossn, e, a. large-boned.
Ostensible, a. — kle.
Ostensiblement, ad. ostensibly.
Ostentation, Sf. ostentation,
parade.
Ostéograpbie, sf. csteograpby.
Ostéologie, sf. — logy.
Ostracée, a. ostracean.
Ostracisme, sm. — cism.
Ostracite, sf. os'racite.
Ostrogotk, a. golhic, uncountb.
Otage, sm. hostage.
Otalgie, sf. otalgy.
Oter, va. to Iake away, pull off,
remove, deprive.
Ottomane, sf. ottoman (seat).
Ou, c. or, eilher.
Où, ad. wbere, wbither, whicb.
D'— , froœ, whencs.
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Ouaicho, sm. wake Oi a ship.
Oiinis! iat. hey-day I whish.
Ouaille, sf. sijeep.
—, s. pi. flock.
Ouate, sf. wadding.
Ouater, va. to -vad, pad. [vion.
Oubli, sm. forgelfulness, obli-
Oulilie, sf. wafer. [glect.
Oublier, va. to forget; omit; ne-
S'— , vr.to forget one's self.
Oubliettes, sf. pi. oubliette;
trap-dun,
Oublieur, sm. wafer-raaker.
Oublieux, so, a. forgetful.
Ouest sm. west, occident.
Ouf! int. ohl
Ouï, ad. sm. yes, ay, indeed.
Oui-da, indeed.
Ouli-dire, sm. hearsay.
Ouïe, sf. hearing.
Ouïes, sf. pi. gills (of fishes).
Ouïr, va. tb hear.
Ourngau, sm. hurricane.
Ourdir, va. 10 warp; frarae, plot.
Ourdissoir, sm. beam.
Ourdissurc, s/', warpingi
Ourler, va. to nem.
Ourlet, S7n. hem.
Ours, sm. a bear.
Ourse, she-bear.
Oursiu, sm. sea-hedgebog.
Ourson, sm. bear's cub.
Outarde, sf. bustard.
Outardeau, sm. joung bustard.
Outil, sm. lool.
Outillage, sm. sct of toob; plant.
Outiller, va. ta supply witb toois.
Outrage, sm. outrage, injury.
Outragcaut, e, a. outragcous.
Outrager, va. to outrage -, treat
witb contumeiy.
Outrageu8ement,ad.— geously.
Outragcnx, se, a. outrageous.
Outrance, utteraace.
— , to excess; to the death.
Outre, sf. lealher boltle; budget.
—, ad. farther, beyond.
D''— en outr«, thrOUgb and
througb.
Outré, e, n. excç=sive, Ihuroii;.'-
going, overdoiie.
OutrccuZdauce, sf. presump-
tion.
Outremer, s. ultra-marine.
Outre-mesure, ad. bejcnil
measure, excessively.
— -passer, va. to exceed.
Outrer, l'a. toover-work, exagge-
rale, knock up. [servecU
Ouvert, e, «. open, frank, uura-
Livre— , at sight.
Ouvertement, ad. opealy^
frankly. [bint, overture, means.
Ouverture, sf. opening hole.
Ouvrable, working. [manskip.
Ouvrage, sm. work, work-
Ouvrugé, e, fl. worked, figured»
Ouvrant, e, a. opening.
Ouvré, e (linge), diapered.
Ouvrer, va. to work; lashion.
Ouvreur, se, s. opener.
— de loges, box-keeper.
Ouvrier, s. working-man. [king.
Ouvrier, c, a. opuralive, wor»
— e (cbeville), raain-bolt.
Ouvrière, sf. work-woman.
Ouvrir, V. to open; unclose;
brcach, excite, sliarpen.
S'—, vr. to open up; uaboso»
one's self.
Ouvroir, sm, a work-room.
Ovaire, s»2. ovary^
Ovale, a. sm. oval.
Ovation, sf. — tioa.
Ove, sm. egg, ovolo.
Ovipare, a. oviparous.
Oxalate, sm. oxalate.
Oxalique (acide), oxalic,
Oxidé, e, a. oxidated, combiaei^
witb oxigen.
Oxjcrat, sm. oxycrate.
Oxydable, a. oxidable.
Oxj'dution, sf. oxidation.
Oxyder, va. to oxidate
Oxygène, sm. oxigen.
Oxjmel, sm. oxymel.
Oyant, e, a. s, hearer, audilor.
02«ne)ini. «z«a«.
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Pacage^ êm. pasture, grazing-
Pncnger, un. to graze. [land.
Pacha, sm. pasha, pacha.
Pacbj'derme, a. pachyder-
— , sm. pachyderm. [malous.
— ,]il. mata. [ficator.
Pacificateur, trice, sm. paçi-
PaciOcation, sf. — tion.
Pnciûei',Da. to pacify.
Pacifique, a. peaceable, pacifie.
Pacifiquemeut, ad. pcaceably.
Pacotille, s/, seaman's venture.
;pacle, sm. compact, pact, league.
Pactiser, t'îl. to convenant.
:Pailou, sm. ferret. [heathenism.
Pagauisme, sm. pagauUm,
Pngaie, sf. paddie.
Paguyer, va. tO paddie.
Page, sm. page.
—, sf. page (of a leaf).
Pagiuatian,s^. pagingoTabook
Pagiuer, lia. to page.
Pagne, sf. cotlon-drawers.
Pagode, sf. pagoda.
Païen, ne, a. S. pagan, heathen.
Paillard, e, a. S. lecberous.
Paillarder, va. to play Ihe rake
Paillardise, sf. leechery.
Paillasse, sf. straw-mattress.
— , sm. merry-andrew.
Paillasson, sm. straw-mat.
Paille, sf. straw, flaw, chalT.
Paillée, sf. floor (of corn).
Pailler, sm. farm-yaxd.
Paillet, im. a. pale.
—, s. beap of siraw
Paillette, sf. spangle.
Pailleiii, se, a. Qawy.
Paillon, large spangle; foil (for
jewels); link (of a walch chain),
tit of solder. [lihood.
Pain, sm. Lread, loaf, live
— d'épice, sm. ginger bread.
— à cacheter, wafer.
Petit—, a ro!l.
— rassis, slale bread.
— tendre, new bread.
Pair, e, a. rqual, par, evan.
— , SM. peermale.
IDe— , on an equality.
Paire, sf. a pair, brace, Coupls^
Paircsse, sf. peeress.
Pairie, sf. peerage. [peaceful.
Paisible, a. peaceable, quUti
Paisiblement, ad. quietly.
Paissant, e, a. grazing.
Paisson, sm paEture, feed.
Pj<ître,U(;. to feed, graze;brows9.
Paii, sf. peace, pax, quiet.
— ! silence! be quiell hushl
Pal, sm. pale.
Paladin, sm. paladine.
Palais, sm. palace, court ofjaS"
tice, palate (oftbe moutb).
Palau, sm. (ma.) tackle.
Palanquer, va. tO haul On •
tackle.
Palanquin, sm. palankeeo.
Palatin, e, a. palatal.
Palatine, sf. tippet.
Pale, sm. mill-galc,sluice, pal».
Pâle, a. pale, wan.
Paloe, sf. row of piles.
Piilofreiiier sm. under-groom.
Palefroi, sm. paifrey.
Paléograiibie, sf. paleography.
Paléontologie, s)', paleontbology
Paleron, sni. shoulder, blade-
Palestrc, sf. palestra. [bone.
Palet, sm. quoit.
Palette, sf. baltle-board, paiu»
pallet, spoonbill.
Pâleur, sf. paleness.
Palier, sm. stair-head.
Palingénésie, sf, palitl_
Palinodie, sf. palinody," reCSIl»
tatioD.
Pâlir, va. to grow pale» '
Palis, sm. pale, paled yard.
Palissade, sf. paijsade.
Palissttder, va. to palisade.
Palissage, sm. yaling up.
Palisser, va. to paie up.
Palladium, sm. palladium.
Palliatif, ve, ((. S. pailiativS.
Palliatiou, sf. palliatioa.
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Pallier, va. to palliate.
Palliiim, sm. pallium.
Palnia (hrigii, sm. ricinus
commuDîi,. fpalni-Iear.
Palme, sf, palm, palm-branch;
Paliuettc, sf. palm-leaf.
Puiinier, sm. palm-tree.
Palmipède, a. webfooled.
Paloiiuicr, sm. springle-tree,
of a carriage.
Palpalile, a palpable.
Palpableuaeut, ad. palpably.
Pa1palion,s/. palpalion,feeliiig.
Palper, vn. tot'eel; palp;handle.
Palpitant, e, a. palpilating.
Palpitation, s^. palpitation.
Palpiter, vn. to pa]pilate;throb.
Paltoquet, sm. luberly fellow.
PaliiB, sm. marsh. [away.
Pâmer (se), vr. to swoon ; Taiol
80 — de rire, to be rcady te
die with laughing.
Panïphiet, s?n. pampblet.
Pampre, sm. vine-branch.
Pan, sm. pandeaD pipes, mouth-
Pauacée, sf. panacea [organ.
Panache, sm. plume; tuft (Of
foliage), final.
Panacher (■e),t;r.to get streal y.
Panaché, e, a. variegated.
Panachure, sf. streak.
Panade, sf. panado
Pauader (se), vr. to strut.
Panage, sm. panage.
Panais, sm. parsnip.
Panaris, sm. whitlow.
Pancarte, sf. placard; toll-
table, paper-case.
Pancrace, sm. pancratium.
Panoreasi sm. pancréas, sweet-
bread.
Pancréatique, a. pancreatic.
Pandectes, 8f. pi. pandects.
Pandore, sf. pandora
Pan-lonre, sm. pandour, Hunga-
rmn soldier.
fanég^-rique, a. panegjric.
Panégyriste, STO. a paiiegjrisl.
Paué, e, a. coîeved wilfa cruin-
bled bread.
Panée (eau), toast and water.
Paner, va. to coter wilh crum-
bled bread.
Panerée, sf. baskelTul.
Paneterie, sf. paiilry.
Panctier, stn pantler.
Paiselière, sf. scrip, pouch.
Panic, sm. panic-grass.
Pauicule, sf. panicule.
Panier, sm. basket; boop —
petticoat.
PaniGcatiou, sf. panification,
bread-makÎDg.
Panique, panic.
Panne, sf. pane of a hammer, fat,
puriin, plust, shag.
Mettre eu—, (ma ) to bring
tù ; bave to.
Panneau, sm. pannel , trap,
Panneton, S}n. key-bit. [net.
Panoplie, sf. pano[ily.
Panorama , sm. panorama.
Pansage, sm. grooming.
Panse, sf. pauncb, belly.
Pansement, sm. (iressing of
wounds, grooming (horses).
Panser, va. to dress a wouud,
to groom (horses).
Pansu, e, a. S. big-bellied.
Pantalon, sm. — loon, buffoon
Pantelant, e, a. panting. [bow,
Panteler, vn, tO pant; puff and
Panthéon, sm. pautbeon.
Panthère, sf. pan'.her. [net).
Pauiièrc, sf. panier (birding-
Pantin, sm. puppel.
Pantographe, snu — graph.
Pantois, e, a. sbort-winded.
Pantomime, sf. — mime.
— , sm. pantomist.
Pantoufle, sf. sllppor.
En—, ad. slip-shod.
Paon, sm. peacock.
Paonne, Sf. pea-ben.
Paouueau, sm. pca-chick.
P«pa, sm. papa.
Papal, e, a. papal.
Papauté, sf. papacy, popedom
Pape, syn. popa.
Papcgai, sm, popinjay.
Papelard, e, s. hypocritical.
Papelardise, sf. hypocrisy
Paperasse, sf. waste papper.
Paperasser, V7i. to ru.nmage
old papers. [of usoless papers,
Paverassier, e, s. a préserver
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PapMerle, sf. paper-mill, pa-
per-making, writing case.
Papetier, ». s. paper-maker,
slalioner.
Papier, sm. paper.
— , s. pi. passport; documents.
— peiiil. paper hanging?.
Papillnire, a papUlary.
Papille, s/, papilla.
Papillou, sm. butterûy, a fop.
Papilloiiacc, e, a. — ceous.
Papilloiiiicr, vn, 10 fluUer.
Papillotagc, sm. trilliDgthings.
Papillote, s/. cur]-paper,comfit
wrapped ia paper. [papers.
Papilloter, va. to put bair in
—, vn. to twinkle.
Papism», sm. poperj.
Papisie, s. paplst.
Papyrus, sm. papyrus (plant).
Pâque, sf. passover. [pocket.
Pac|ucbot , sm. packet boat;
— à vapeur, steamer.
Pâquerette, sf. easter-daisy.
Pâques, sm, Easter.
—, Oeuries, Palm Sunday.
Paquet, sm. packet, parceli
bundie.
Pâquis, sm. pashire.
Par,;)r. by, on, Ihrough, ont 0%
for, wilb, aboutjin, Oï8r, at.
— de là, beyond.
— «ci, this way.
— ici,parià,ad.bereaadthere.
— là, thatway.
— on, which way.
— dessus, sm. ovor coat.
Parabole, s/', parable, parabola.
Parabolique, a. — lical.
Paraboliqueuieut, ad—Wc^V.'j.
Parachèvement, $m, eudiog,
fînisîiing.
Parachever, va. to Snisb, end.
Parachrouisme, em. — nism.
Parachute, sm. parachute.
Paraclet, sm. paraclete, com-
porter.
Paradox sf. parade, state,
sliow, display, pagcant, state.
Paradigme, sm. digiu.
Paradis, s)u. paradisd (upper
gall,'ry.
Paradoxal) e, a. — doxtcal-
Paradoxe, sm. paradox.
Paraphe, sm. tlou-ish, fizzle;
initiais; abbrevialed signature.
Parapher, va. to sign with ini-
tiais, [latitudes.
Parage, sm. extraction, parts,
Paragoge, sm. paragoge.
Paragogique, a. — gical.
Paragraphe, sm. paragraph.
Paraître, vn. to appear; seein;
look; show one's self.
Parallactîque, a, — tlO«
Parallaxe, sf. parallax.
Parallèle, a. sf. parallel.
Parallèlement, ad. parallelly.
Parallélipipède, s»t.— lopiped.
Parallélisme, sm. — HsiD.
Parai lèlogramiiie,5?n.—.grani.
Paralipomènes, sm. pi. para-
lipomena.
Paralogisme, 9m. — gism.
Paraijiscr, un.to paralyse; palsj
Paralysie, sf. a, palsy.
Paralytique, a. s. paralytiCi
Parangon, sm. paragon.
Parangonuage, sm. justifjing.
Parangouner, va. to justify,
Parauomasie, sf. paranomasia.
Parant, e, a. ornameutal.
Parapet, sm. parapet.
Paraphrase, sm, paraphrase.
Paraphraser, uct.to paraphrase.
Paraphraste, sm, paraphrast.
Parapluie, sm. umbrella.
Parasélèiie, sf. parasOlenSi
mock-moon.
Parasite, sm. spunger.
Parasol, sm. parasol.
Paratonnerre, sm. lightning"
conductor.
Paravent, sm. folding-screen.
Parbleu ! int. zounds I forsootlii
Parc, sm. park, fold (ma.)i lockerj
enclosure.
Parcage, stn. îSs^il-roldi^g.
Parcelle, sf. part particlSi
Parcellaire, a. delailedi
Parce que, because.
Parchemin, sm. parchment.
Parcheminerie, sf, parchment
trade, parchment manufaclory.
Parcbemtuicr,sni. p<tr(<lim«Bt'
Saker.
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Parciniouie, s/', parsiraonj.
Pai'coui-ir, va. to Iravel ovor;
run over; survey, peruse.
t'ardou, sm. pardon; forg-
iveness.
Pnriloiinablc, a, pardonable.
Pnrdouiier, va. to pardon,
forgivcjfpare.
Pareil, le, a. S. like, equal.
Kendrcla — , togi\e titl'or lat
Pareillement, ad, similarlj",
likenise, also.
IP'nrclle, sf, parella(dye-lichen).
Parement, sm. ornamenl,trim-
ming, eut, face, front, kirb, Ihick
slick (in a faggct).
l'as-eiicbj'iue, sm. parenchyme.
Parent, sin. relation, kinsman.
— , pi- parents.
Parenté, sf. relationship.
E>arcu<Iièse, sm. parenthesis.
Parer, va. to dress; adorn; trim;
pare; slielter; find a remedy.
Se—, vr. to adorn one's self;
shelter. [zincss.
Paresse, sf. sloth, idieness, la-
Paresser, vn. to be idle.
Paresseux, se, a. S. slotll,idIe,
lazy, indolent.
Parfaire, Va. to perfect.
Parfait, e, a. perfect, complète.
Parlait, sm. prétérit, perfect.
Parfailenicut, ad perfectly.
Parfois, ad. sometimes,attimes.
Parfondre, t'a. to fuse.
Parfum, sm. perfume.
Parfumer, va. to perfume.
Parfumeur, se, s. perfumera
Pari, SHi. a wager, bet.
Pariadc, sf. pairing-time.
Parier, va to bet; lay.
Pariétaire, sm, pellitoryi
Pariétal, e, a. pariétal.
Parieur, sm. better.
Parïslenue, sf, (impr.) ptarU
— , o. parisian.
Parité, sf. parity, equality.
Parjure, a, s. perjured.
—, sm, perjury. [self.
Se—, va. to forswear one's
l>arlagc, sm, idle talk; chaltle.
Parlant, c, a, speaking;lifelike.
Paricmeui, sm, parliament.
Parlementaire, a. S. — tary.
Purlemeiitcr, vn. toparley.
Parler, vil. to fpcak, talk.
Se—, Dr. to be spokea.
Parler, sm. specclî, ao'-.ent, man»
ner of speaking.
Parleur, se, s. a. ta^mer.
Parloir, sm. parleur.
Parmesan, sm. — fan cheese.
Parmi, pr, among, amongst,
anidst.
Parnasse, sm. Parnassus.
Pai.".die,s/'. parody.
Parodier, va. to parody.
Parodiste, sm. parodist.
Paroi, sf. wal!; side; inner sniv
face, coat. [church.
Paroir, sm. parer; scraper.
Paroisse, sf, parish; parish-
church.
Paroissial, e, a. parochial.
Paroissien, ue, s. parishioner.
Parole, sf. Word, siieech, pro-
mise; parole, [whcn speaking.
Couper la— ù, to iuterrupt
Avoir la—, to bave the rigbt
to spcak.
Porter la—, to be spokesman.
Paroli, sm, paroli.
Paronouaase, sf. paronoiZiasiai
Parotide, sf. parotis.
Paroxisme, sm. paroxysmt
Parpaillot,s)n.caWinist,heretiCi
Parque, sf, fate.
— , pi. fatal sister. [fold, inclose.
Parquer, va. et n. to park.
Parquet, sm. bar of a court of
justice, inlaid floor.
Parquetage, s»i. inlaidfloorisga
Porqueter, va. to floor.
Parqueteur, sm, floor-joiner.
Parrain, sm. godfather.
Parricide, a. parricidial.
— , s. parricide. [stud-
Parsemer, va. to strew; scatler;
Part, sf. part, portiofli sharej
A—, except. [side.
Autre — , elsewhere.
Parts (de toutes), on ail sides.
Faire— de, to impart; sbarei
Nulle — , no where.
Part, sm. (méd.) cbilâbirtbt ia-
fant boroi
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Partage, sm. share, lot, divi-
PariagcaMe, a. di\'isible-[sion.
Pariagcaiit, sm. (jur.) sharer.
Partager, va. lo share; divide,
Se — vr. to divide. [part.
— le .ditréreut, lo split Ihe
diffeicnce.
Partance, sf. sailing, departure.
Parlant, c. llierefore.
Partenaire, sm. partner.
Parterre, sm. flower-garden,
parterre, pil of a Iheatre-
Parti, soi.party, faction, delach-
œent, match, condition, means,
ofTer, resolution, place, side.
Esprit de—, partj spirit.
Prendre aou — , to œake up
one's mind.
Partial, c, a. partial.
Partialement, ad. pirtially.
Partialité, sf. partiality.
Par(ici|iant, c, a. participer.
Participation, sf. — tion, sha-
ring.
Participe, sm. — pie, abeltor.
Participer, v)t. to participate,
share; take part (in).
Particulariser, vtl. lu partîcu-
larize, speciTy. [juarlicular.
Particulurilë, sf. particularily,
Pariiciilc, «/■. particle.
Particulier, e, a. particular,
privale, spécial, intimate, odd,
singular.
— ,sî». privale iDdhiduaI;priTacy.
Pai'ivciElîèrenieut, ad. — cu-
larly, in détail.
Partie, sf. par-t, qualification,
sum, ganie, party, client, match.
En—, partly.
Partiel, le, a. partial.
Partiellement, (Tol. partially.
Partir, vn, to set oui; départ;
go off; starl; begin; arise ;
tursl, rush.
Partisan, $)/!. partisan, adhèrent.
Partitif, ve, a. partitive.
Pariitiuu, sf.—tiOD, division.
Partout, ad. every where.
Parure, 5^. parure/ iress, pa-
ring 's.
Parvenir, va. to arrive, reach, .
•Itain, oÙaiD, make a loitune. i
Parvenu, sm. upstart.
Parvis, sm. parvis of a church.
Pas, sî)!.step, pace, stiectif, a. perspective.
Perspective, sf. perspective;
prospect view.
Perspicacité, sf. perspicacity.
Perspicuité, sf. perspicuity.
Pcrspiration, sf. — tion.
Persuadoat, e, a. persuading.
Persuader, va. to persuade:
satisfy, advise, induce.
Se — , vr. to be persuadPd.
Persuasilile, a. — ble.
Persuasif, ve, a. persuasive
Persuasion, sf. persuasion,
belief.
Perte, sf. loss, damage, ruln.
A — , al a loss.
Kn pure—, to no purpose.
Pertiuemaioatiact. pertiaoal\|
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Pertinent, e, a. pertinent.
Pertiiis, sm, narrow pass, hole,
strait.
PerftiiSsnno , ryf. partisan.
Pei'tiirbnteiii-, tricc, s. dis-
turber.
Pertiirbalion, sf. — tion.
Perwciiolio, s/, winkie (Dover).
Pervers, e, a. perver?, wicked.
Pcrvcr9Kou, sf> — sion, corrup-
tion, [ness.
PcrvorsUë, sf. — sity, wicked-
Pervertir, va. to pervert, cor-
rupl. [sion,
Porvertissement, sm. perver-
Pcsammeiit, ad. heavily.
Pesant, e, fï, heavy, weighty,
ponderous, slow.
Pesant, sm. weight.
Pesanteur, sf. weighl, hea»
viness, dulness.
Pesée, sf. weîghin^.
Pèse-lettre, sm. letter-weigher.
— -liqueur, sm. hydrometer.
Peser, va, to weigli, eslimate,
consider.
— vn. to be heaTj, to weigh,
Pasour, sm. wciglier.
Pcson, sm. steelyard.
Pcssaîro, sm. pessary.
Peste, sf. plague, pestilence.
Pester, l'a. to storm; rave; in-
Pestiférc, a. — ferous, [veigh.
— , ca.s. infecledwilhthe plague.
Pestilence, sf. pestilence.
Pestilent, e, a. pestilent.
Pestilentiel, le, a. pestilontial.
Pe», sm. Tart.
Pétale, stn. petal.
Pétarade, S|f.continuou5 farting.
Pétard, .sm. pétard, cracker.
Pétarder, va. ta blow down
with a pétard.
Pétardicr, SOT. petardeer.
Pétautlicrc, sf, Dear-garden.
Pétcchiul, c, a. petecliial,
PctcchiesjS/.^ji.petechialifever-
spots. [wind.
Péter, un, fart; crackie; lireak
Pétillant, e, a. sparklinj'.fkling.
Pétillcment,.sm.crao»ling,spar-
Pctiller, un. to crackle; sparklc;
long; be eagcr.
Petiote, j. dilling.
—, a. ting. [petty, short.
Petit, e, a. little, smal] Jfoung,
— lait, SOT. whey.
— fils, grandson.
En—, ad. in miniature.
Pelile-aile, grand-daugliter.
Petitàpetit, ad. bylitt««adlil.
— maître, sm. a fop; dandy. [lie.
Petite vérole, sf. small-i>ox.
Petitoiueiit, ad. little, lueanly.
Petitesse, sf. littIeness,lownesj.
Pétition, sf. — tion, domand.
Pétitoire, sm. demani.
Peton, sm. tiny Tool.
Pétoncle, sf. seallop.
Pétrifiant, e, a. pf'trifying.
Pétrification, s^, — fjing; pelrl-
fication.
Pétrifier, va. to pelrify.
Se—, to pétri fy.
Pétrin , sm. kneading-trougû.
Pétrir, va. to knead.
Pétrissage, sm. kneading.
Pétrisseiir, se, s. a. kneader.
Pétrole, SOT. potroleum, rock-oil.
Pétulaminent, ad. — lantly.
Pétulance, sf. petulancy.
Pétulant, e, a. pétulant.
Petun, SOT. tobacco, snuff.
Peu, ad. little, few.
— à pcn, ad. by degroes.
A — près, thereabout.
Tant soit —, a little.
Un — , sm. a little, somo.
Peuplade, s^colony, plantation.
Peuple, sm. peuple, nation,
vulgar. [pond.
Peupler, vn. to people, stock a
Se — , vr. to peopl'-'.
Peuplier, sm. poplar.
Peur, sf. l'ear, dread, fright.
Avoir — , to fear.
De—, for fear
»e— nue. lest, for fear that.
Faire—, lo frighten.
Peureux, se, a.fearful,timoroas.
—, s. trembler.
Peut-être, ad. perhaps.
Pliaëtou, sm. pliaeton.
Phalange, sf. pbalanx, joint.
Plialoiio, sm. phatena, night-
Pbaraou, sm. pbaraoh, [molh
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Phare, sm. light-house, beacon.
Pbai'isaïquc, a, — saical.
Pharisien, svt. pliarisee.
Pbamiaceuliqtic, a. — - tic.
Pharmacie, sf. pharmacy.
Pharmacien, SVI. apcUiecary,
Pharmacologie, sf. pbarma-
cology.
Pharmacopée, sf. — Copœiai
Phanuacopolc, sm, — polist.
Pharyiii, sm. vtharynx.
Phase, sf. phasis, phase.
Phénix, sm. pbœnix.
Phénomène, sm. phenomenon.
—, pi. mena. [pist.
Philanthrope, a. S. philanthro-
Philanlhropie.s/'.pljilanthrop}.
Philologie, sf. pnilology.
Philologique, a. — gical.
Philologue, sm. — ger. [fale^
Philomélc, sf. — mel; nightln-
Philosophale (pierre), tbo
philo'sopher's stone.
Philosophe, sm. philosopher.
— , fl. philosophica.'.
Philo9opher,l)«. to philosophize.
Philosophie, sf philosophy.
Philosophique, ft.philoEophical.
Philosophiquement, ad. philo-
sophicallj. [phism.
Philogophisme, sm. philoso-
Philosophiste, sni. phi losophist.
Philtre, sm. — ter, loTe potion.
Phimosis, sm. phimosis.
Phlébotomie, sf. — Illjjblood-
letting. [cold.
Phlegmatiqiie, n. S.— tic, dull,
Phlegme, stn. phlegm.
Phlogistlque, sm. — giston.
Phlogosc, sf. phlogosis.
Phoque, sm. seal (animal).
Phosphore, sm. phosphorus.
Phosphorescence, sf. — ce.
Phosphorescent, e, a, — cent.
Phosphoriquc, o. phosphoric.
Photograiihe, sm. — pher.
Photographie, sf. — phy.
Photographier, t'a. tO photo-
graph.
Phrase, sf. phrase, expression.
Phraser, vn. to phrase.
Phrasier, Phraseur, ' sm.
pbrase-maker.
Phthisie, $f. phlhisis, consuma
tien.
Phthisique, a. phthisical, coi.«
Eurapli-ve. [sopher, physiciat-
Physicien, sm. nalural" pliilt ■
Physiologie, sf. — logy.
Physiologiste, sm. — gist.
Physionomie, s/', phj&iognomv,
looks, phiz. [gnomisu
Physionomiste, sm. pliysifc.
Physique, sf. phjsic, natura;
philosophy.
— , a. sical, nalural.
Physiquement, ad. — sicallj.
Piaffer, vn. to slrut.
Piailler, v}i. to screain; bawl.
Piaillerie,s/'.scoldiDg, bawling-.
Piailleur, se, a, s. scold,
Piauist, sm. pianistt [squaller.
Piano, 5m. piano.
— (forte), S771. forte piano.
Piastre, sf. piaster (coin).
Piauler, va. to whine; whirapcr.
Piauleur, se, s. whiner; whim-
perer, [peak.
Pie, sm. pick-axe, -wood-pokor,
Pica, sf. pica.
Picorée, sf. pickeering, marau-
ding. [rifle; pick.
Picorer, un. to pickeer; maraud;
Picot, sm. purl (lace).
Picoté, c, o. pitled, pricked.
Picotement, sm. pricking.
Picoter, vn. to prick; peck;
Picoterie, sf. leasing, [tease.
Picotin, sm. peck.
Pie, sf. magpie, pied horse.
— , «. pious, charilable.
Pièce, sf. pièce, fragment, bit,
room, bason, paper, writing,
stomacher.
Pied, sm, foot, set, plant.
— plat, a wretch,
A — , on foot,
Coup de — , kick.
I/âcher le — , to give way.
— à terre, occasional lodging.
Piédestal, sm. pedec-lal,
Piédoucbe, sm. litlle pedestaU
Piège, sm. snare, trop.
Pierraille, sf. hrokcn sîones.
Pierre, sf. stonc, flint.
— pouce, pumice-stOQO,
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Pierre à rosll, gun-flint.
— de touche, (ouch-slone.
B*5errée, sf. rubble-drain.
Pierreries,;);, precious stones.
Pierrette, sf. littlo stone.
Pierreux, ge, a. slonj.
Picrrîer, sm. pedrero.
Piété, sf. piety, godline?Sf
Piélinciuentj ad. traropling.
Piétiner, vn. to trample on.
Piéton, ne, s. walker, footsol-
Pictre,<i. paltry. [dier.
Piètrement, ad. miserably.
Piétrerie, sf.trasb,pitifuUbiilg.
Pieu, ttn, stake.
Pieusement, ad. plousiyi
Pieux, se, a. pious, godiy.
PilTre, esse, «. a. glutlon.
Pigeon, sm. pigeon ,bubble,dove.
Pigeonneau, sm. J'oung pigeon.
Pigeonnier, sm. pigeon-house.
Pîgmce, sm. pigmy.
Pignocher, vn. to eat litlle.
Pignon, sm. gable-end, pinion
(wheel), inlerior wool.
Pilastre, sut. pilastcr.
Pilau, sm. pillau.
Pile, sf. pile, heap, pier.
Piler, va. to pounJ, bruise.
Piletir, sm. pouDder.[drunkard,
Pilier, sm. pillar, post, gibbet,
Pillage, sm. pillage, plunder.
Pillard, e, a. S. plundering,
pluoderer.
Piller, îja.to plunder, pillage.
Pillerie, sf. plunder.
Pilleur, sm. plunderer,pil!ager.
Pilon, sm. peslle; sumper.
Pilori, sm, pillory.
Piîorier, va. to pillory. [work.
Pilot.ige, sm. pilotage, pile-
Pilote, sm. pilot.
Piloter, va. to pilol; pile.
Pilotis, sm. pilei pile-work.
Pilule, sf. pill.
Pimbècbe, sf. pert minx.
Piment, sm. pimcnto.
Pimpant, e, a. spruce, Emart.
Pinipreiiclle, sf. burnet, pim-
Pin, sm. pine-tree. [pernel.
Pinacle, sf. pinnacle.
Pinasse, sf. p'.nnace.
Piuastre, sm. wild piae.
Pince, sf. nîppcrs, crow, lever,
loe of a horse.
Pincé, e, a. alTecled; stilT.
Pinceau, sm. pencil (brush).
Pincée, s^. pincb. [eut.
Piacelier, sm. sinusfa-pot; dip-
Pince-maille, sm. pinchpenny.
Pincement, sm. pinching oï.
Pincer, va. tO pinch; nip; catch;
hug.
Pincettes, pi. tweezers; longs
Pinçon, sm, the mark ofapincli
on tb," skln.
Pinçu) ) $f. crease.
PiudarM]ae, a. Piadaris.
Pindariser, vn. to Write; talk
Pinée, s/', salt-cod. [bombast.
Pinéal, e, a. pineal.
Pingouin, sm. penguln.
Pingre, sm. curmudgeon.
Piunule, sf. pinule.
Pinque, sf. pink (raar).
Pinson, sm. chafflnch.
Pintade, sf. Guineahen.
Pinte, sf. pint.
Pinter, va. to topo.
Piocliage, sm. dipping,detv1ng.
Pioclic, sf. mattock; pick-axa.
Piocber, va. to dig; loosen,
delve , work hard. [student,
Piocbeur, sm. delver, hard.
Pion, sm. pawn (at chess), man
(at draughts).
Piouner, vn. to take pawiis.
Pionnier, sm. pioneer.
Pipe. s/', pipe.
Pipeau, sm. pipe, bird-call.
Pipée, sA birding by decoy.rcog.
Piper, va. to catch tirds; caeat,
Piperie, sf. cheat, Irick.
Pipeur, sm. cheal, bird-catchor.
Pipi, sîn. pee, piddle.
Pif|uaul, e, a. tart, piquant,
keen, sharp, satyrical, bitting.
—, s»i. prickle.
Pique, sf. pike, pikeman, pique.
— , sm. spade. [ger.
Pique-ai>siettes,parasite, spun>
Pique-bœuf, jm. drover beaf-
Pique-nique, pic-nic. [eater.
Piquer, va. to prick, sting,
quill, lard, anger, offend.
—, vn. to prick; excite.
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Se piquer, ur, to prick one's
self; get spolled; take offense
pique one's self on.
Piquet, sm. slakC) picket, pi-
<juet (at cords).
Piquette, sf. tiad wine.
Piqueur, sm. huntsman, over-
.-^ seer, groom.
— , se, s. shoebinder.
Piquier, sm. pikeraan. [pinking.
Piqûre, sf. pricking, quiltiog,
Pirate, sm. pirate ; l'ree-boboler.
Pirater, va. lo pirate.
Piraterie, sf. piracji extortion.
Pire, a. worse.
lie — , worst. Tout.
Pirogue, sf. a pirogue, dug-
Pirouette, sf. whirligig, pi-
rouette, [on thewhi ri, runabout.
Pirouelter,vn. to pirouette, keep
Pis, s. udder, dug, teat, bag.
— , a. s. worse, worst.
De mal eo— ,froni bad toworse.
Tant—, so much the worse.
— -aller, sm. worst, last shift.
Au — , at the worst.
Piscine, s/, a pool, pond.
Pissat, 5??i. piss, urine.
Pissement, sm. pissing.[delion.
Pissenlit, sm. piss-a-bed, dan-
Pisser, vn. to piss, mak^. waler.
Pisseur, se, sm. pisser.
Pissoir, sm. urinai.
Pîssotcr, vn. to piss often.
Pissotière, sf. dribbling jet,
paltry fountain.
Pistache, sf. pistachio-nut.
Pistachier, sm. piftachio-tree.
»«ste, sf. track, footstep.
Suivre à la—, tO traCSi
«-istil, sm. pistil.
Piitole, sf. pistole.
Pistolet, sm, pistol.
Piston, sm. sucker of a pnmp.
Pitance, sf. pittance.
Piteusement, ad. pitifully.
Piteux, se, a. pitiful, pitiable.
Pilié, sf. pily, compassion.
Pilon, s7n. slaple; peak of a
mounlain ^ [piliful.
Pitoyable, a. compassionate,
Pitoyablement, ad. pitifully.
Pittoresque, a. (icturesaue.
Pittoresquement, ad. pictn»
resquely.
Pituimire, a. pituitary.
Pituite, s/', pituite, phlegm.
Pituiteux, se, a. S. — tous.
Pivert, sm. wood-pecker.
Pivoine, sf. peony.
Pivot, sm, piTot.
Pivoter, va. to turn on a fiToL
Placage, sm. plating.
Placard, sm. plaçai d; cuphoard.
Placarder, ua.topost; lampoon
Place, sf. place, room, squ
spot, office, employment.
for-
Placement, sm. placing. [tresSi
Placenta, sm. placenta.
Placer, va. to place, put; lay.
Placei, sm. pétition.
Placeur, se, seller, placer.
Placide, a. placid.
Placidité, sf. placidity.
Placier, e, S. agent; town-tra-
■veller.
Plafond, sm. ceiling.
Plaronner, va. to ceil.
Plage,s^flat shore,region, beach.
Plagiaire, sm. a plagiary,
Plagiat, sm. plagiarism.
Pluid, sm. plea.
Plaider, va. toplead, argue; sue
Plaideur, se. O.S. liligantjSui (or.
Plaîdoirîe,s/'. pleadiDg,la«suil.
Plaidoyer, sjfi.counsel's speech.
Plaie, sf. wound, sore, scar.
Plaignant, e, a. s. plaintif.
Plain, e, a. plain, fiât, even.
Plain-chant, sm. piain-song.
De— pied, ad. on the same
floor.
Plaindre, va. to pity, grudge.
Se — , vr. to compiaiu.
Plaine, sf. plain.
Plainte, sf. complaint, whinirg.
Plaintif, ve, a. Diaintive, moa~
ning. ^ [fully.
Plaintivement, ad' niourn-
Plaire, vn. to piease, be agreea-
ble.
, Se— , vr. to loTe, deiight in.
plaisamment, ad. pleasaiitly,
Plaisance, pleasure. [comicaily.
Plaisant, e, a. pleasing, plea*
eant, coinicai,
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Plaisant, sm. joker. [jeer.
K>liiii<aiiter, VU. to joke; jest;
<>l;ii8niitcrie, sf. joke, a jest.
Plaise (àDieuiie), God forbid.
Plaisir, sm. pleasure , joy, di-
icrsiOD, kindness.
lUeiius— , pocket expenses.
IPIan, sm. plan, scheme, plane,
— , e, a plain. [draft, level.
Plaiirlic, sf. plank, iioard, shelf,
gardenbed, plate,
piaiïcbcr, sm. floor. [table.
S»laiichette,s/'.littleboard,plane-
Plauchcier, va. to âoor, plank.
Piançon, sm. set, slip.
Plaiie, sf. spoke-shave.
—, sm. plane-tree. [planish.
Planer, va. to sha-ve, smoolh,
— , va, to hover, look downi
Planétaire, a.— tary.
Planète, sf. planet.
Planeur, sm. planisher.
Planimétrie, sf. — metryi
Planisphère, S))). — sphère.
Plant, sm. set, plant.
Plantain, sm, plantain.
Plantage, s, plantation.
Plantation, s/. — lion, plantin?.
Plante, sf, plant; sole of tbe
foot, [drive in.
Planter, va. to plant; set Sx,
^ là, to leave in the lurch.
Se—, vr. to be planted.
Planteur, sm. planter.
Plantoir, sm. dibble.
Plantureux, se, a. abundant,
Plauure, sf, shaving (of wood).
Plaque, sf. plate, a cross, sliell
of a sword, bsck of a chimney.
Plaquer, va. to plate, Teneer;
give a blow.
Piaqueur, sm, plater; veneerer.
Plastique, a, plastic.
Plastron, sm, breast-plate,
plastron , but. [plastron.
!Se plastroner, lo put on a
Plat, sm. disfa, mess, fiât side.
— , c, a. flat, insipid, mean.
Platane, sm, plane-tree.
Plateau, sm. scale, teaboard,
plalform, tay. [der.
Platv-baude, sf, plat-band, bor-
Platée. «^ fsuQdaUoDi dismuil.
Platc-forme, sf, platform, flat
roof. [spirit.
Platement, ad. flatly, wilhout
Platine, sf, esculcheon plate of
a gun-Iock, platen, apron of a
— , sm, platina. [cannon.
Platitude, sf, dulness, insipid|
twaddie.
Platonicien, sm, platonie.
Platonique, rt. platonic.
Platonisme, sm, — nisnii
Plâtrage, sm, plaster-work,
manuring with gypsum.
Plâtras, sm. rubbish,oldpIaster.
Plâtre, sm. plaster.
Plâtrer, va. to plaster, patch up.
Plâtreux, se, gypseous.
Plâtrier, sm, pla^terer.
Plâtriére, sf, gypsum quarrj.
Plausiliilité, Sf. — lity.
Plnunilile, a. plausible, specious.
Plausililement, ad.- sibly.
Plébéien, ne, a, S. plebeiaDi
Pléiades, sf. pi. Pléiades.
Pleige, sm, pledge.
Pleiger, V, to pledge.
Plein, ne, a. lull, \hole, close
worked; with joung (as the fe-
males of animais).
Pleines mains (a), pleQtifully.
— jour, in broad daj.
Plein, sm, fuIU
Pleinement, ad. fui!;, entlrely.
Plénière ,a. plenary.
Plénipotentiaire, stn.— tiary.
Plénitude, sf, — de, fulness.
Pléonasme, stn. — nasmi
Pléthore, sf, plethor.
Pléthorique, a, pletboriCi —■■■,
Pleuraut, e, a. weeping.
Pleurard, e, a. blubbering.
Pleurer,^;, toweep, cry, moura,
water.
Pleurésie, sf, pleurisy.
Pleuréiique, a. S, — ritiC.
Ploureur, se, weeper, mourner.
I>leureux, a. tearful; crying.
Pleurnicher, vn. to pule,
Pleurs, sm. pi. tears. [whimper.
Pleuvoir, V. to rain, pour dowR;»
shower.
Plexus, sm. plexus.
Plefon, sm. osier-baad
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•*II, sm, plait, fold, wrinkle,
;urn, bend.
Pliable, a. pliable, flexible.
l'iiage, sm. folding.
Pliant, S}», a folding chair.
Pliant, c, a. pliant; flexible;
Plie, sf. plaice. [docile.
Plier, V. to plait; fold, yield,
give way.
Se—, Vf. to bend; bow; turn.
Plieiir, sm. s. folder.
Plinthe, sf. (arch.) plinth.
Plioii', sm. folder, paper-kûife.
Plique, sf. plica.
Plissage, sm. plaiting;.
Plissement, sm. plaiting<
Plisser, l'a. to plait, fold.
Plissure, sf. plaiting. [sînk.
Plomb, Sf>;. lead, pluramet.shot;
A—, perpendicular. [l>ing.
Plombage, sm. leading, plum-
Plombagine, sf. plumbago.
Plombe, sf. a sort of 'varnish.
Plomber, va. to lead; plug a
tootb, glaze.
Plomberie, sf plumbery.
Plombier, sm. plumber.
Plongée, sf. glacis, slope.
Plongeon, sm. diver, sea-fowl.
Plonger, un. todip, dive, plonge.
Plongeur, sm. a diver,plunger.
pioquer, va. to sheath witb
h air.
Ployable, a, bendable, flexible.
Ployer, va. to bend; fold up
Pluie, sf. rain.
Plumage,s»i.fealhers, plumage.
plumasseau, sm. pledget, pe-
nicil, feathor-broom.
Plumassier, sm. fealber-seller.
Plume, sf. feather, quill, pen.
Plumeau, $m. fealber-broom,
pentray.
Plumée, sf. penful ; dip of ink.
Plumer, va. ta pick; fleece,
plume.
Plumet, sm. feather, plume.
Plumetis, sm. satin-stitch.
Plumeux, se, a. Diumeous, fea-
thery.
Plumitif, sm. mihute-book.
Plupart (lo), sf. mosti Ihe grea-
test put.
pluralité, sf. — lily, majority
Pluriel, le. a. plural.
— , sm. the plural. [any more.
Plus, ad. more, most, furtha?
Au—, at most.
De — , hesides.
l.e— , the most.
Sans—, without any more.
Plusieurs, a. pi. many,3eTeral.
PliK tard, latcr,
— tôt, sooner.
Plutôt, ad. sooner, rather.
Au—, ad. as sooQ as possible.
Pluvial, sin. pluvial.
Pluviale, a. pluvial.
Pluvier, sm. plover
Pluvieux, se, a. lainy, pluvious
Pneumatique, a. — matic.
Pueumatologie, if — logy.
Pneumonie, sf. piiL'umony.
Pueumoiiique, a. s. — Die*
Poche, sf. poclict, bag, kit,
craw, net, pouch, crop.
Pocher l'œil, va. to bîack eyes;
poach eggs.
Pochette, sf. pocket, kit.
Podagre, a. S. gouty, podagrical.
Podestat, sm. podestat.
Poêle, sm. a stove, pall.
— , sf. fryingpan.
Poêlée, sf. panful.
Poêlier, sm. slove-maker
Poêlon, sm skillet, sauce-pan
Poêlonnéo, sf. saucepanful.
Poème, sm. poem.
Poésie, sf, poctry, poes}.
Poète, s. a poet, poetess.
Poétique, a. poetical.
— , sf. art of poetry
Poétiquement, «(i — ticallj.
Poétiser, v. poetize, to make a
poet.
Poids, sm.gravity, heavlness,im-
porlance, conséquence, weight.
Poignant, e, a. poignant, acute.
Poignard, sm. dagger; poniard.
Poignarder, ta. to pODiard;
stab, bore; plague.
Poignée, sf. bandfut, handle;
hilt of a sword
Poignet, sm. wrist, wrist-band.
Poil, sm. hair, colour of abeasti
besrdi bristie; filei 4own.
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Poilu, e, a. hatry. [puncheoD.
Poiiiçou, S7n. bodkin, punch,
Poiiifoniier, va. to stamp;
mark plate. [sting; appear.
Poiiidi-e, vn. to dawn; lorlh;
Poing, sm. est.
Point, ad. no, not, none.
— , not ai ail.
—, sm. point, stop, dot, stitch,
size, mark, moment, degree,
pitch, respect, regard, matter,
subject
— d'^appui, basîs, support.
— de vue, pro.spect, aim.[dawn.
— du jour, sm. break of daj,
— et virgule, semi-colon.
Deux — , colon.
A — , seasonably.
A — uomuic, in time.
De — en — • exaclly.
En tout—, entirely, to'.ally.
Pointe, sf. point, top, sprig,
frill, shoot, graving tool, larl-
ness, head-land , promontory,
pun*
Poiutcment, sm. pointing.
Pointer, v. to stitch; dot; point,
level, soar higb.
Pointeur, sm. marker gunner.
Pointillage, sm. dotting, pri-
cking.
Poinùlié, sm. dotting; stippling.
Poiniiller, va. to dot, quarrel,
nettle, prick, [\iliiDg.
Pointillerie, sf. bickering; ca-
Poiutilleux, se, a. punctilious.
Pointu, e, a. pointed, sbarp.
Pointure, sf. point; size.
Poire, sf. pear, a powder-flask;
f bail (of steelyards).
Poiré, sm. perry.
Poireau, sm. leck, vart.
Poirée, sf. white-beet.
Poirier, sm. pear-tree.
Pois, sm. pea, peas.
Poison, sm. poison. [low;Tulgar.
Poissard, e, a. billings-gate,
Poissarde, af, fisbnomau.
Poisser, va. to pitch, wax; soil.
Poisson, sm. flsb.
— d^ivril, april fool.
Poissons. Pisces.
Poissonnaille, sf. small fish.
Poissounerie, sf. fish-market.
Poissonneux, se, a. full ofash
Poissonnier, e, s. fishmonger.
Poissonnière, sf. fish-kettle.
Poitrail, sm. breast-band; cbest;
breast-summer.
Poitrinaire, S. consumpti'ïe.V
Poitrine, sf, breast, bri;ket.
Poivrade, sf. pepper and vine»
Poivre, sm. pepper. [gar sauce.
Poivrer, va. to pepper.
Poivrier, sm. pepper-plant.
Poivrière, sf. pepper-box.
Poix, sf. pitch.
— résine, yellow-rosin.
Polacre, s>n. polacca.
Polaire, a. polar.
Pôle, sm. pôle.
Polcuiif|ue, a. — mical.
Poli, $jii. polish, gloss.
— , e, a. polile neat. [insuranca.
Police, sf. police, policy of
Paliccr,i;«. to ci\ilize. [punch.
Polichinelle, syn. puncbinello,
Poliment, sm. polishing,poli5h.
— , ad. politely.
Polir, va. to polish, brighten
Polisseur, sm. poh'sber.
Polissnir, sm. polishing-tool.
Polissoire, sf. shiniog-brush;
polisher.
Polisson, sm. blackguard, wag.
Polissonuer, vn. to be in mis-
chief, to play the blackguard.
l>olissounerie, sf. blackguar-
Polissure, «/■. pollshing. [dism.
Politesse, sf. politeness, good-
breeding.
Politique, a. political, artrul.
— , sm. politician.
— , sf. politics, policy.
Politiquement, aa. — tically.
Politiquer, un. to talk politics.
Polka, sf. polka.
PoIUer, vn. to polk. "
Polkeur, sc,sm. polker, polklst. .
Pollen, sm. pollen.
Polluer, va. to pollute; profane.
Pollution, sf. pollution, profa.
Poltron, s. a. ooward. [nation.
Poltronnerie, st. cowardica,
Polyèdre, sm. polvhedron.
Polygame, am. polygamisU
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Pdlygainîe, «/•. — gairy.
l'olj glotte, «.— glot
Pul)gone. a. S. — gon,
Pol) graphie, sf. — phy.
l*olyj»e,S)?ï. polypus.
I»olj|>c(ale, a. — Ions.
Polysyllabe, a. S. — lable.
Polyteclliiiqiae, a. — nîc.
Polyiliéisiiic, sm. — llieism.
Polythéiste, sm. — theist.
i>omiiiadc, sf. pomatum.
fominader, l'a. to pomalum.
^oinme, sf. apple; head, let-
— «le terre, palaloe. [tuce, elc.
Pommé, e, a hearted, regular.
—, sm. cider.
Pommeau, sm, pommel, knob.
Pommelé, e, a. dappled.
Pommeller (se), vr. todapple.
Pommelle, sf. cap (or a drain-
pipe).
Pommeraie, sf apple-orchard.
Pommette, sf. small pommel,
cheek-bone. [ple-roaster.
Pommier, sm, apple-tree, ap-
Pompe, sf. pomp, pump; slate.
Pomper, VU. to pump, imbid,
suck up.
Pompeusement, nrZ.pompousIy.
Pompeux, se, rf. pompons, lofly.
Pompier, sm. pumper.
Pompon, sin. tnft; (asse)i
Pomponner, va. to adorn; trim.
Ponant, sm. west.
Ponce, s/, pounce, pnmice-stone.
Ponceau, sm, corn-poppy, cul-
vert, [wilb pumice-stone.
Poncer, va. to pounce; rub
Poucîre, sm. limo (fruit).
Poncis, sm, pounced drawing,
paltern for pouncing.
Ponction, s/. punction,tapping.
Ponctualité, sf. puncluaiily,
painting.
Ponclualion, sf. punctuatiOD.
Ponctuel, le, a. punclual.
Pouctucllemcut, ad. punc-
tually.
Pouctuer,ra.to point; punctuate.
Pondération, sf. — tion.
Pondre, u. 10 lay eggs.
Poney, sm. pony. [fall.
Pont, sm bridge, d«cli| liap,
Pont-levis, drawbndg&.
Ponte, sf. laying, punler.
Ponté, e, a. nilh a deck.
Ponrer, vil lo punt.
Pontife, sm. pontiff.
Pontifical, e, a. pontifical.
Ponlificalemcnt, ad. — catfj
PontiOcat, srti. ponlificate.
Ponton, sm. pontoon-bridgsi
hulk.
Pot-tonagc, sm. bridge-loll.
Pontonnier, sm. pODtoneeirj
tollman.
Popliic, e, a. poplitic.
PopMlace,s/'. populace; mol».
Populaire, a. popular.
Populairement, ad. — larly.
Populariser (se), VT. tO fre
popniarized.
Popularité, sf. — rity.
Population, sf. population.
Populeux, se, (f. populous.
Populo, sm. cljubby cbild.
Porc, sm. a hog, pork, pig.
— épie, porcupine.
Porcelaine, s/'.china, porcelais.
Porche, sm. porch; portico.
Porcher, sm.a swineberd.
Pore, sin. pore.
Poreux, se, a. porous.
Porosité, sf. — sity.
Porphyre, Sm. porphyry.
Porphyriaer, va. tO grind WÎtà
a muller; pulverize.
Port, sm. port, harbonr, whapfj
burden, postage,gait,presenca.
Poi-table, a. wearable.
Partage, S))!, carriage.
Portail, sm. portai; front.
Portant, a. bearing.
Portatif, ïc, a. porlable.
Porte, sf. door, gâte. [dcoi
— à deux battants, folding
— halle, pediar.
cigares, sm. cigar-caso.
— clefs, sî?!. key-ringjturnkaj.
— cochère, a large gâte.
— crayon, a pencil-caso.
— croix, cross-bcarcr.
— de devant, slreet-door,
— épée, sword-bearer ; belt.
— étendard, slandard-bcarer.
— faix, street-porter.
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Porie-maiiteau, portmanleau,
cloak-bearer.
— mounaie, sm. moneT-case.
— moatre, sm. via(ch-«tand.
— moiichetlea, snuffers-pan.
— -woîx, speaking-lrumpet.
Porlereiiillc, sm. porlf'olîo,
pockel-book. [makcr.
Por»efeiiillis«c,s»n .pocket-Look
Portée, sf. brood, litter, reach,
capacilj, length, shot.
A—, at hand.
Porter, un. to carry, bear, wear,
induce, incite, cotiTey. [carry.
—, vn. le bear, rest, lie, reach,
Portant (à bout), Bear, to
one's face.
— le deuil, to be in mournîng.
— le» armes, to he a foldier.
— malbeur, to brinï ill luck.
Porter (se), vp. to he (weil, ill)
to claini; tendj repair; fly.
Porteur, sm, porter, bearer,
holder.
Portier, e, s. hall-porter, door-
keeper; door-keeper. [door.
— , sf. porleress, door-curlain.
Portion, «/■. part, portion, allo-
"B'ance, ?hare.
Portic^ue, sm. portico, porch.
Portraire, va to portray; depict
Portrait. Sm. portrait picture
description. [ting
Portraiture, sf. portrait pain
Pofiage, sm. Pose, sf. Iayin_
pulliug up. [atlitudë.
Pose, sf. laying; selting; posture
Posé, e, a. staid, sedate, steady
Posément, ad. softiy, staidly.
Poser, l'a. to set; lay; suppose
grant; admit; bear; rest, lean,
lie, put; place.
Poseur, sm. layer setter.
Positif, ve, a. positive, certain.
—, sm. positive, realily. [site.
Position, sf. position, situation.
Posiliiemeut, ad. — vely.
Possédé, e, a.person possesscd.
Posséder, va. to possess; enjoy;
hâve; be master of. [tempci.
Se — . vr. to be master ol one's
Possesseur, sm. possessor, ow-
PoB8e«sir,a. possessive, [i'^''-
Possession, sf. possession, es-
joyment.
PoBsessoîre, sm. possession.
Possessoircment , ad. posses*
sorilj.
Possiliililé, sf. possibility.
Possible, a. sm. possible.
—, ud. perliaps.
Posl-scriplum, jm.poscript.
Postcommuniou. sf. — nion.
Postdate, sf. post-date.
Post dater, va. to post-date.
Poste, sin. post, station, place,
office, guard-house.
Poste, if. post, post-orSce, hail-
shol, mail.
Courir la—, to ride post.
Poster, va. to post; place.
Se — , vr. to post one's self.
Postérieur, e , a. posterior,
laler, Lind.
Postérieurement, ad. after.
Postériorité, sf. posteriority.
Postérité, sf. — rity, issue.
Posthume, a. poslliumous.
Postccbe, a. supuradded, fa'se,
artificial. [^oy.
Postillon, sm. posllIioD, post-
Postulant, e, a. s. postulant,
candidate.
Postulat, sm. postulate.
Postuler, va. to solicit apply for.
Posture, sf. posture, altitude.
Pot, sm, pot.
— -au-feii, sm, bollcd beef and
its broth. [vase.
— -de-cliambre, sm. nigbt-
— -de>viii, présent, douceur.
— -l>oiirri, sin. hotch-potch,
medly.
Potable, a. drintable, potable.
Potage, sm. potlage; soup.
Potager, e,a.culinary, kitchen-
Polasse, sf. potasb. [garden.
Potassium, sm. potassium.
Pote, a. impotent ùand, swelled,
clumsy.
Poteau, syn, post, stakOt
Potée, sf. pctful, putty.
Potelé, e, plump, cbubby.
Potence, sf. gallows, gibbet,
Potentat, sm. potentate.[crulcb.
Potentiel, le, u. poteDtial.
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J>oteric, ff, pottery.
Polcriic, s/, postern.
Potier, e, s. polier.
Potin, sm. pinchbeck.
Potion, sf. draught; potion.
Potiron, sm. pumpion.
Poil, sm. louse.
Poanb, int. poh! pho!
Pouacre, a. nastj, filthy.
Ponacrerie, t/'. nasliuess.
Pouce, sm. thumb, inch.
Pou-dc-»oie, sm. padesoï.
Pouding, sm. pudding.
Poudre, s/', powder, dust, sand.
— à canon, gunpowder.
Poudrer, V(i. to powder.
Poudrette, sf. dried night-soil
Poudreux, «c, (7. dusty, powdeiy.
Poudrier, sm. fand-box,pounce-
Pouf ! plump! bangl [box.
PoulTcr de rire, vn. lo Dursl
out laugbing.
Pouilleux, se, n.s.loiisy, mean.
Poulailler, sm. hen-liouse,
poulterer, upper gallcrj.
Poulain, );m. coll, foal.
Poularde, sf. faUened, pullet.
Poule, sf. hen; pool (a gaice).
— d^eau, moor-tien.
— mouillée, coward.
Poulet, sm. chiclien; loveletter.
Poulette, sf. bea-chicl£ea, lass,
pullet.
Poulicbc, sf. fillj, foal.
Poulie, sf. pulley.
Poulier, sm. block.
Pouliner, t)(!.to foal.
Poulinière , sf, brood-mare,
Poulot, s. darling. freeder.
Poulpe, sf. poulp, cephalopod.
Pouli, sm, puise.
Poumon, sm. lungs.
Poupard, sm. baby.
Poupe, sf. stern, poop.
I>oupce, sf. doll, puppet.
Poupin, e, a. fpruce, Smart.
Poupon, ne, s. plump child.
Pour, pr. for, « order lo, as
for; towards.
H^e — et lecoi-<rc. pro audcoD.
I.e — cent, sm. percenlage.
Poiir-hoire, Sm. p»t-money,
gratuity.
Pourceau, sm. hfig, swine, pij.
Pourchasaer, va. to pursue*
dun.
Pourfendre, un. to cleavei
Pourparler, sm. parley, con-
férence.
Pourpier, sm. pursiain.
Pourpoint, Sm. doublet,
A Ijrûlo— ,nilhm arm's length.
Pourpre, sm. purple, purpls-
çolour. [dignilj.
—•, sf. purple die, tlie Uighes(
Pourpre, e, a. purple.
Pourpris, sm. enclosure.
Pourquoi, ad.c. whyjwhereforei
Pourri, e, a. roUen, [trefy.
Pourrir, V. et vp. to rot, pu-
Pourriture, sf. rottenness, de-
cay.
Poui'suite, sf. pursuil, process.
Poursuivant, sm. candidate, a
suilor, pursuer.
Poursuivre, va. lo pursne;
pro^ecute, court; chase; follow.
Pourtant, c. howe'ver, ne\er-
llieless. [pit-lier.
Pourtour, sm. circuniference,
Pourvoir, va. lo providc, look
to, supply, bestûw, eudow.
Se —, vr. to appeal ; proTids
one's self.
Pourvoyeur, sm. purveyor.
Pourvu que, c. provided that,
Pou8»e, «/■. slioot,damp;growth.
l"oitsse-cul, sm. bumLailifT.
Poussée, pushing, showing,
press.
Pousser, va. to push; tbrust;
shove, force, urge, di5Cuss,pro-
— , vn. shoot, germinate. [voke.
Se—, vr. to make one's waj.
— à bout, to provoke.
— des cris, to scream.
Poussette, sf. push-pin.
Poussier, sm. coal-dust.
Poussière, sf. duit.
Poussif, ve, a, astbmatic, bro»
ken-winded.
Poussin, sm. chick, chicken.
Poussinière, sf. Pléiades, chis.
Poutre, sf. beam. [k^o-coop.
Poutrelle, s^ small be:im.
Pouvoir, v-to be able, maj, un.
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Se pouvoir, DU. to be possible.
Peut (cela se), that mav be.
Se iiV-u puis plus, I am
quite oui.
Pouvoir, sm. power, inleresl,
influence, aulhorily, force.
Pragmatique, sf. pragmalio.
Prairie, sf. meadow; pasture.
Praline, sf. praline, burnt al-
Prame, sf. praara. [mond.
Praticable, <i, practicable, pas-
sable, [the law.
Praticien, sm. praclitioner in
Pratique, sf. practice, cuslom,
—, pi. dealings. [customer.
Pratique, a. practical, skiITul.
— , sf. pratice, habU, expérience,
— , pi. dealings. [client, cusiomer.
Pratiquer, vn. to praclise, per-
form, fréquent, open, tamper
witli.
Se — , vr. to be customary.
Pratiques, sf. pi. clandestine
Pré, sm. moadow. [devices.
— salé, downs, mutlon.
Préaduiuite, a. S. preadamite.
Préalable, a. previous.
Au—, previously, before hand.
Préalablement, rrf/. precarious-
Préambule, sm. preamble. [ly.
Préau, sm. green, vard.
Prébende, sf. prebond.
Prébeiidier, sm. a prebendary.
Précaire. s?n.tenure during plea-
— , a. precarious. [sure.
Précairement, ad.precariously.
Précaution, sf, — tion, caution.
Précautionné, c, a. cautious,
wary.
Se — , vr. to laka précautions.
Précédemment, ad, formerly,
before.
Précédent, e, a. preceding.
— , s»!, précèdent. [first.
Précéder, va. to précède, go
Précepte, sm. precepi, rule.
Précepteur, sm. preceptor, tu-
tor, têacber.
Préceptorat, a lulorship,
Précession, sf. — sion.
Prêche, sm. protestant church,
sermon. [leach, extol.
Prêcher, Vé to preacb, advise,
Prêcheur, sm. preacher.
Précieuse, sf, a finie, affectea
wonian.
Précieusement, ad. dearly.
Précieux, se, a. preciou?, ■va»
luable dear, beioved, affecled,
Snical.
Précipice, syn, précipice.
Précipitammenl, ad, bur>
riedly.
Précipitation, sf. — tion.
Précipité, sm. precipitate.
—, e. li. — taie, basty, hnrried.
Précipiter, va, to precipitate;
overhiirry, hasten.
Préciput, sm. préférence lega-
cy- [tome.
Précis , sm. abstract , opi-
Précis, e, exact, strict.
Précisément, ad. precisely.
Préciser, vil. to State precisely.
Précision, sf. — sion, exactness.
Précoce, (i.precocious, forward,
early. [wardness.
Précocité, sf. precocity, for-
Préconipter , va. to deduct, ,
discount.
Préconisation, sf, — zalion.
Préconiser, va. to préconise;
to extol; ■vaunt. [precursor.
Précurseur, sm, forerunncr,
Prédéce8seur,s)n.predece5sor.
Prédestination, sf. — tion.
Prédestiné, e, S. one of the
eicct. [nate.
Prédestiner, va. to predesti-
Prédétermination, s/". — tion.
Prédéterminer, va. tO predo^
terminale.
Prédicable, a, — ble.
Prédicument, sm. — ment»
Prédicant, sm. preacher.
Prédicateur, sm. preacher.
Prédication, sf. preachingi
sermon.
Prédiction, sf. prédiction
Prédilection, sf. prédilection.
Prédire, l'n. to forelell, predict.
Prédominant, e, a« — nant.
Prédominer, vn, to predomi-
nale; prevail. [ce, superiority.
Prééminence, sf. pre-eminen-
Prééminent, e, a. — neul
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Préexislaiit, e, a. — tent.
Préexistence, sf. a. — ce.
Préexister, vn. to preoxist.
Préface, sf. préface.
Préfecture, sf. — ture.
Préférable, a. préférable.
Préférablement, ad. — bly.
Préférence, sf. préférence.
Préférer, va. to preTcr.
Préfet, sm. perfect. [appoint.
Prélîiiir, va, to détermine; set,
Préfix, e, a. prefixed set.
Préjudice, sm. détriment, pré-
judice, [injurions.
Préjudiciable, a. prejudicial,
Préjudiciel, le, a. inlerlocu-
tory.
Préjudicier, vn. to préjudice.
Préjugé, sm. précèdent, judg-
mcot, presumption. [resee.
Préjuger, V. to prejudge, fo-
Prélart, sm. taparwling
Prélasser (se), vr. to strut.
Prélat, sm. prelale.
Préluturc, sf. prelacy.
Prêle, sf. rougli borselail.
Prélcgs, sm. préférence legacy.
Prélèvement, sm. previous dé-
duction, [viously.
Prélever, va. to deduct pre-
Préliniiuaire, a. S?».— nary.
Prélîuiinaireuictit, ad. — na-
Prélude, sm. prélude. [rily.
Préluder, DU. le prélude.
Prématuré, e, a. prématuré.
Prématurément, ad. prema-
lurely.
Prématurilé, sf. — fureness.
Préméditation, sf. — tioD.
Préméditer, un. to premeditate.
Prémices, sf. pi. first fruits.
Premier, e, a, first, former,
chief.
Premièrement, ad. fi:st.
Prémisses, f. pi. premises.
Prémunir, va. tp çrepare; warn;
fore-arm.
Se—, i«. to provide.
Prenable, a. pregnable.
Prendre, va. to lake, catch, put
on, choose, seize, stcal, arrest.
— , VH. to freeze, lobe congealed,
coagulate ■ Mtch eurdie (as
milk), break ont (as fire), strtta
ont.
— à témoin, to cal! tO witne««
— terre, to land. [catch.
Se— , l'p. to freeze, congeal;
S'en— à, to lay blâme on.
Preneur, se, taker; lessec;
Prénom, sm. first name.[bujer.
I>réiioiion, sf. prenotion,
Préoccup.ition, sf. préoccupa-
tion, prepossession.
Préoccuper, va. to prepossess.
Se — , to be preoccupied.
Préopinaut, sm. préviens spea-
ker, [opinion firsl.
Préopîner, vn. to express one't
Préparatif, ve, a. — live.
Préparatif, S7n. préparation.
Préparation, sf. — lion.
Préparatoire, a. prcparatory.
Préparer, va. lo prépare; ar-
range; get ready.
Se—, vr. to prépare one's self.
Pi-époBidérance, sf. prépondé-
rance.
Prépondérant, c, a. — rating.
Préposé, sm. officer, gauger.
Préposer, t)rt. to set over; place.
Préposition, sf, — lion.
Prépuce, sm. prépuce, fores»
Prérogative, sf. — i'ive. [kin.
Près, /))•. ad. near, liard by al-
A peu — , nearly. [mosi; by.
A cela—, save, except that.
Bien — , very near.
Présage, sm. présage, omen.
Présager, va. to présage; for-
Presbyte, s. presbyte. [bode.
Prcshytéral, e, a, — rai j
prieslly. [presbytery.
Presbyicro , Sm. parsonage;
Presbytérianisme, sm. — nism.
Presbytérien, ne, a. s. — rian.
Prescience, sf. prescience, fo-
reknowledge.
Prescriptible, a, — hle.
Prescription, sf. — tion.
Presci-ii-c, vn. to prescribe;
order, d.rect.
Préséance, sf. precedence.
Présence, sf. présence.
En— de, in tlie présence of.
Préaent, e, a. présent.
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Prcsont, sm. présent lime, pre-
setil len<e, gift, présent.
■*~5 ad. nt présent, now,
Piéseulable, a. — Lie.
■>réseiitaleiir, sm. présenter.
Préseutatiou, sf, — tion.
I^rcseiitemcntj ad. at présent.
Présenter, va. to présent, of-
Ter, iotroduce, afford.
'Se—, vr. to appear; offer
one's self; occur. [serTer.
Préservateur, triée, J. pre-
Préservatir, »e, a. sm. — tiTe.
Préserver, va. to préserve ;
keep; save. [presidency.
Présideuce, sf. presidenlship,
Président, sm. président, chair-
m.jD.
Présidente, s^. présidents wife.
Présider, va. to préside Ofer.
— , vn. to talie the chain,
Présidial. sm. — dial.
Présouiptir,ve, «7. presumplÎTe.
Présoni|i<ion, sf. présumplion,
surmisô [sumptuouïiy.
Présoniptueusenient, ad. pre-
Présoniptueux , se, a. pre-
sumptuous, coneeiled.
Presque, (id. almost, nearly.
Presqii^ile, sf. peninsula.
Presqii'ouibre, sf. penumbra.
Pressage, sm. pressing.
Pressamnient, ad. pressingly.
Pressant, c, a. pressing, ur-
gent, [ (angine) press.
Presse, sf. crowd, press, hurry;
Pri.ssé, e, a. in haste. in a hurry.
Presseuliment, «m. pressenti-
ment, foreLoding.
Pressentir, va. to foresee,
Sound.
Presser, to press; squeeze,
crowd, hasten, require, haste,
urge, quicken, harrass.
Se — , vr. to sit, hurry; mate
haste; crowd; stand, bustle,
Presseur, sm. presser.
Pressier, sm. priss-man.
Pression, sf. pressure.
Pressis, sm. juice (of méat).
Pressoir, s?n. pre.=s wine press.
Prossurage, sm. pressing, près-
sed uine.
Pressurer, va. topress; squeeze^
drain.
Pressurpur, svt. press-man.
Prestance , 5/. deportnicnt,
port, hearing.
Prestation, sf. prestation, ta-
king (oalh.) snearing.
Preste, ((. quick, nimble.
— , ùit quick. [bij
Prestement, ad. quickly, nira-
Preslesse, sf. agility, nimble-
ness. [juggler
Prestidigitateur, triée, 5.
Prestidigitation, sf. juggling.
Prestige, sm. prestige, illusion.
Presto, sm. ad. presto, quicii.
Presto*9t, sm. priestling.
Présumabic, a. presumable.
Présumer, v. to présume; an-
ticipale.
Présupposer, v. to présuppose.
Préstipposition, sf. — tion.
Présure, sf. rennet, cheese-
rennet.
Prêt. sm. a loan, adfance.
Prêt, e, a, ready, wiiling.
Prétantaine (courir la), sf.
to be al\va\s gadding about.
Prétenduuî, e, s. pretender,
candidate, suitor.
Prétendre, V. to prétend to
daim ; expect, aspire at, mais-
tain, design, purpose.
Prétendu, e, a. supposed.
— , s. intendtd (husband or wife.
Prétention, sf. — tion, daim.
Prêter, va. to lend; stretch,
give, afford.
Se—, vr. to lend one's self; be
lent; comply with.
Prétérit, sfii. prétérit.
Prétérilion, sf. — tion. [sion.
Prétermissiou , sf. pretermis-
Préteur, se, a. S. lender.
Pi-êtcur, sm. prêter. '.î
— sur gages, pawnbroker.
Prétexte, sm. — text, prelence.
Prétexter, va. to prétend; al-
lège.
Preliutaillc, sf.pl. trimming,
Pretintniller, la. to Irim.
Prétoire, sm. pretorium.
Prétorien, ne, a. I. — rian.
PUI
f*rêtre, sm, priest.
Prêtresse, s/, priestess.
Prî-«riso, sm. priesthood.
Prcture, sm. prelorship.
Preuve, s/, proof, Toucher»
Prcui, am. valiant.
Prévaloir, vn. to prevail over>
Se —, vr. to take advantage ;
pride in.
Prévaricateur, sm. — tor.
Prévarication, sf, — tioD.
Prévariquer, vn. to preTari-
cate. [tentions.
Prévenance, sf. engaging at-
Prcvenaut, e, a. engaging.
Prévenir, va. to preïenl, iiin-
der, anticipate, prepossess, pré-
judice.
So— , vp. to be prejudiced.
Préventif, ve, a. préventive.
Prévention, sf. prévention.
Prévenu, sm. prisoner.
Prévision) sf. prévision, antici-
pation.
Prévoir, va, to Toresee.
Prévôt, sm. provost.
Prévôtalemenl, ad. by the
provost's court.
Prévûté, sf. provostsbip.
Prévoyance, sf. foresîgbt.
Prévoyant, e, a, provident.
Priapiame, sm. priapism.
Prie-Dieu, sm.. prajing-deslf.
Prier, va. to pray ; beg, invite,
beseech, implore. [treaty.
Prière, sf. prayer, request, en-
Prieur, sm. prior.
Prieure, sf. prioress.
Prieuré, sm. priory.
Primaire, a. primary.
Primat, sm. primate.
Primatial, e, a. f. primatial.
Primatie, sf. primacy. [raacy.
Primauté, «/■. supremacy ; pri-
Prime, sf. premium, prime.
De— abord, at first sigbt.
Primer, va. to be ; play first ;
lead; excel.
Primevère, sf. primrose.
Primeur, sf. early fruit, bloora.
Primitif, ve, a. sm. primitive.
Primitivement, ad. — vely.
Primo, ad. sm. Srst, firstly.
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Primogéniture, sf. primogenl-
Primordial, e, 0. — dial.
Primorilialement, ad. priraor-
Princo, sm. prince. [dially.
Princesse, sf. priocess,
Princier, e, a. princely.
Principal, e, a. principal,chief.
Principal, Sm. principal, top<
pingman , bead of a collège
main point.
Principalement, ad. — pally.
Principauté, sf. headmaster»
sliip of a collège.
Principauté, sf. principality.
Principe, sm. principie, be-
ginning.
Principion, sm. petty prince.
Priutunier, e, a. spriog, veraa!«
early.
Printemps, sm. spring, youth.
Priorai, sm prîorship.
Priorité, sf. priority.
Pris, c, a. taken, seized.
Prise, sf. taking, prize, dose,
hold, scufflle, pinch, power in-
fluence.
Etre aux — , to be figbting.
Prise do corps, arrest for debts.
Prisée, sf. appraisement, valua-
lion, appraised value.
Priser, va. to rate, to value,
e5teem,extol, praise; take snulT.
Priseur, se, a. appraising.
Commissaire — , auctionea
and appraiser.
— , s. snulT-taker.
Prismatique, a. — tic*
Prisme, S7n. prism.
Prison, sf. prison, gaol.
Prisonnier, e, a. S. prisoner.
Privatif, ve, a. — tive.
Privation, sf. — tion, want.
Privativement, ad. exclusively
Privante, sf. familiarity.
Privé, e, s. a. privy, private.
Privément, ad. farailiarly.
Priver, va. to deprive, tame.
Se^ — , vr. to deprive one's self;
abstain. [tage, secured deljt.
Privilège, sm. privilège, advan-
Privilégié, e, a. — leged. s. a
privileged person
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PrlTlIéglcr, va. lo privilège.
t»*-!!, srn. price, rate, prize,
value, ^ortli, revvard.
Au — de, in comparison with.
Hors do — , Tery dear.
Prolxiliiliié. sf — lity.
Proliublo. o. proljalile, liltely.
Probablement, ad. probably,
niiely.
Probant, e, o, probatory.
Probation, sf. — tion, Irial.
Probatoire, a. probalory.
Probe, a. honesl, iipriglit.
Probité, sf. probily, honesty,
upriglitneES.
Problcmatifiue, a. — tical.
ProblcDiatiqucmeiit. ad. — ti-
Problème, sm. problem. [cally.
Procédé, sm. proceeding, con-
duct, procédure.
Procéder, un. to proceed, be-
bave, go forward, issue, arise,
Carry on.
Procédure, s^. proceeding prac-
îice, procédure. [action.
Procès, sm. procès?, lausuit,
— verbal, verbal pincess.
Processir, ve, a. .itigious.
Procession, sf. — sioQ.
Processionuel, sm. — £ional.
Processionuelleuseut, ad. in
procession.
Prochain, e, a. nex(, near.
Procliaiu, sm. nei^hljour.
Procbaiuemeut, ad. sLortly;
soon.
ProcUes, sm. pi. relalions.
ProcUc,;)r. roar, nigli, close to.
— , «(/, by, bord by.
De— eu — , gradually, by de-
grées.
Proclainateur, sm. proclaîrcer.
Proclamation, sf, — tioQ.
Proclamer, r. 10 proclaim ; pu-
Procunsul, sm. — sul. (blish.
Proci-éatiou, sf. — tion,'
Pr«crécr, ta. to procreale ; be-
get; engendor.
Procurateur, sm. — tor.
^'rocuration, s^ — tiOn, power
(ol' atlorney).
T rocurer, la. to procure, get.
£•— , vr. to be procured»
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Procureur , sm, «ttoraej,
proxy.
Procurcuse, sf, altorney's wife,
Prodigalemeut, ad. — pally.
Prodigalité, sf. Drodigality
profuFcness.
Prodige, syn. prodigy.
Prodigieuseniciit, ad. ~- gî-
ously, amazingly. [amaziiig.
Prodigieux, BC. a. — gious,
Prodigue, a. proTuse, prodieal,
la\ish. [digal.
Prodigue, s. spendlbrift, pro-
Prodiguer, fa. to lavish; wastc,
squander.
Producteur, trlce, 5. producer.
Prodiiclif, ve, a. productive.
Production, sf. — tion, bree-
ding.
Produire, va. to produce, yield,
malie, sbew, bear, œake tinown,
inlroduce.
Se—, iT. to présent one's self.
Produit, sm. produce, product.
Proéminence, sf. prorainence.
Vrofiinaleur, sm. proTaner.
Pi'oranaiion, sf. — tion.
Profane, a.s. profane, profaner.
Profaner, vo. to profane, pol-
lute.
Proférer, Va. (0 ulter; express.
Profés, se, a. s. professed monk
or nun. [clare; teacb.
Professer, va, to profess; de-
Professeur, sm.. professer.
Profession, sf. profession, cal-
lin?, trade.
Professorat, Sm, — SOrship,
S'roDI, sm. profile.
I>ronler, t>a. to profile.
Profit, sm. profit, gain, advan-
tage. [geous
Profitable, a, — ble, adianla.
Profiler, in. to gain; improve,
profil; taiie advantage; ^row.
Profond, e, a. deep, profcund.
Profondémeut, ad. deeply.
Profondeur, sf. deplh,' pro-
foundness.
Profusémeut, ad. prffusefy.
Profusion, sf. profusion, pICDly,
Progéniture, sf prcgeny.
Programme, tm. programme»
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Progrès, sm. progress, impro-
veraent.
Progresser, vn. to progress.
Progression, sf* — sion.
Progressif, ve, a. progressive.
Progressivcmeut, ad. progres-
sively. [bid.
Prohiber, va. tO prohibif; for-
Prohiliitir, ve, a. prohibitive.
Prohibition, sf. — tion.
Proie, s/', prey, booly.
Projectile, S7n, projectilei
Projection, sf. — tioa.
Projet, sm. Project, draught,
design, scbeme.
Projeter, vii.to project, scheme.
Prolégomèuea, sm. pi, prole-
gomena.
Prolétaire, s. a. proletaryi
Prolifique, a. prolific.
Prolixe, a. prolix, dilTuse.
Prolixcm«nt, ad. prolixly.
Prolixité, sf. — ty.
Prologue, S7n. — gue.
Prolongation, sf. — lion, delay.
Prolongement, sm. prolonga-
tion, [then.
Prolonger, fa. to prolong, leng-
Promcnade, sf, walli, walking.
Promener, va. to walk, to lead,
disquiet, banter.
Se—, vr. to walli; take a wallf.
Se — à cheval ou en voiture,
to take a riding on horseback,
or in a coacb.
Promeneur, se, S. proraenader.
Promenoir, sm. public walk.
Promesse, sf, promiss, promis-
sory.
Prometteur, se, s. promîser.
Promettre, va. to promise.
Se — , vr. to résolve.
Promiscuité, sf. — cuousness.
Promontoire, sm.— tory, cape.
Promoteur, sm. proraoLer.
Promotion, sf. promotion, ad-
tancemeat. [advance.
X'«romouvoir, va. to promote;
Prompt, e, a, quick, sudden,
active, speed, ready.
Promptemout, ad, quickly,
prorapdy.
Promptitude, sf, promptitude-
Promulgation, sf. — tion.
Promulguer, va, to promulga-
Prouateur, sm. pronatoi [la.
Pronation, sf. pronation.
Prône, S)n. sermon, scoldin».
Prôner, va, to cry up, eitol, to
preach to. [ser.
Prôneur, se, s. leclurer» prai"
Pronom, sm, pronoun.
Pronominal, e, a. — nal.
Prononcé, sm. sentencOi jndg.
ment.
Prononcer, va, to pronounce ,
utter; articalate, deliver, dé-
cide, pass.
Prononciation, sf. pronOUD-
cing, delivery.
Pronostic, sm. prognOStIc.
Pronostiquer, ua.to prognOStî-
cale. [cator.
Pronostiqueur, sm. proguosti-
Propagande, sf. propagauda.
Propagateur, sm. — ter.
Propagation, sf. — tion.
Propager, VU, to propagate»
Propension, sf. — siîy, incli-
nation, tendency.
Prophète, sm. prophet.
Prophétessc, sf. a prophetess.
Prophétie, sf. prophecy.
Prophétique, a. propbetiCt
Prophet iqucmcnt,a(/. — tically.
Prophétiser, va. to propbesy.
Prophylactique, a. propbylac-
tic. [rable.
Propice, a, propitious, favou-
Propitiation, sf. propitiatiOD,
atonement.
Propitiatoire, a. — tOry.
Propolis, sf. propolis.
Proportion, sf, — tion.
A—, in proportion to.
Compas de—, sector.
Proportionné, e, a. propor-
tîoiiable.
Proportionnel, le, a, — tional.
Proporliouuellement, atZ. prc*
portionably, [tion, just.
Proportionner, va. to propor-
Propos, sm. discourse, propo-
A— , a, suitably. [sal, design.
— , ad, now.
A— de, with respect to.
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Hors do—, mal à—, UDsea-
sonaLily.
Proposablc. a. proposabICi
Pi-oposer, va. lo propose, offer,
move, make a motion.
Se—, vr. to offer onc's selT;
be proposed. [posai, motion.
Proposition, sf. — tion, pro-
Propre, a. proper, own, neat,
self, fit, apt, clean.
Amour — , self love.
IVom — , proper name.
Propre, styi. properly, réal es-
laip, peeuliar quahtj.
Propremciii, ad. proper'.y,
neally, cleanly.
Propret, le, n, neat, clean.
Propreté, sf. cleanliness, neal-
ness.
Propriétaire, *• proprîctor,
ouncr. [perty.
Propriété, s/", propriety, pro-
Prorata {ont), in proportion of.
Prorogation, sf. — tion.
Proroger, va. lo prolonfr, pro-
Prosaïqiie, a. prosalc. [rogue.
Prosateur, siii. a pro3e-\\riter.
Proscenium, sm. proscenium.
Proscription, sf. — tion.
Proscrire, va. to proscribe; ex-
pei ; outlaw ; banish.
Proscrit, sm. outlaw, exile.
Prose, sf. prose.
Prosélyte, S. prosélyte.
Prosélitisme, sm. prûselytîsm.
Proser, vn. lo Write in prose.
Prosodie, sf. prosody.
Prosodique, a. prosodical.
Prosopopéc, sf. — popaMa,
Prospectus, sm, prospectus,
bill. [rishing.
Prospère, a. prosperous, flou-
Prospérer, vn. to prosper,
tlirive; flourish.
Prospérité, sf. — rlty.
Prosternation, sf. Proster-
nement, proslralion.
Se— , t'î'.to prostrate one's self.
Prostituée, sf. prostilute.
Prostituer, la. vT. to prosiitute.
Prostitution, sf. prostitution.
Prostration, sf. — tiOQ.
Protase, if. protasis.
Prote, sm. overseer.
Protecteur, sin. a protecting,
supporter.
Protection, s/". — tion, patronage.
Protectorat, ;m. protector-sbip.
Protectrice, sf. a proteclress.
Protéo, sn\, Proteus.
Protégé, e, a. protégée.
Protéger, va. to prolect, dé-
fend, shield.
Protestant, e, a. S. protestent.
Prolcstautlsme, Si7î. protes-
tantism.
Protestation, sf. protestation.
Protester, v. to protest.
Protêt, sm. protest. [locot.
Protocole, sm. formula, pro»
Protonotaire, s»! . protonolary.
Prototype, sm. — type.
Protubérance, sf. — rance.
Protateur, sm.acting guardian.
Prou, ad. much, enough, many.
Proue, sf, prow, bow of a ship.
Prouesse, sf. prowess, exploit.
Prouvable, a. probable.
Prouver, va. to proTe; évince.
Provenant, e, a. provening.
Provendc, sf. provender.
Provenir de, vn. to proceed.
Proverbe, sm. provcrb.
Proverbial, e, a. — bial.
Proverbialement, ad. — biallj
Providence, sf. providence.
Provigner, v. lo provins; layer.
Provin, sm. layer lof a vine).
Province, sf. province, country.
Provincial, e, a. s. — cial.
Provincialat, sm. — cialsbip.
Proviseur, sm. provisor, prin-
cipal ofa collège.
Provision, sf. provision, vie-
tuais, food, stock.
Provisionnel, le, a. — sional.
Provisionnellemeut, ad. pro-
visionally. [porary.
Provisoire, rt. — sional tem-
Provisoirement, ad. — sional-
Provocation, sf. — lion. [ly.
Provoquer, va. to provoko,
urgc, incite, cause. [mity.
Proximité, sf. nearness; proxi-
Prude, a. s. prudi^h, prude.
Prudemment, ad. prudeotl}.
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Prudeuce, s/*. — ce, wisdom.
Prudent, e« a. prudent, clr-
cumspect.
Pruderie, sf. pnidery.
Prud''lioiuiue, sm. honest man.
Prud'homie, sf. visdom (in ac>
Prune, sf, p'.um. [tion).
Pruneau, sm. prune.
Prunelle,s/.sloe; pupil orihe ej6.
Prunellier, sm. sloe-lree.
Prunier, sm. plum-tree.
Prurit, sm. (méd.) pruriencj,
Prytance, sm. prytaneum.
Psalniisic, sm. psalmist.
Psalmodie, sf. — dy.
Psalmodier, v. to sing psalms.
Psaltérion, sm. p'altery.
Psaume, sm. psalm.
Psautier, sm. a psalter.
Pseudonyme, sm. pseudonym.
Psora, sm. ilch.
Psyché, sf. p?yche-glass.
Psycclogîe, sf. — gj.
Puamment, ad. stinkingly.
Puant, e.a.stinking, disgusling.
Puanteur, sf. stink, stench.
Pubère, a. pubescent.
Puberté, sf. — ty, puberty.
Public, que, a. public, common.
— , sm. public.
Pubiicaiu, sm. — can.
Publication, sf. — tion.
Publiciste, sm. publicist.
Publicité, sf. publicily.
Publier, va. to publisb, pro-
elaim; irake known.
Publiquement, ad. pubUcIy.
Puce, sf. flea.
Pucelage, sm. maidenbead.
PuceSle, sf. maid, ■virgin.
Puceron. sm.vine-freHer, plant-
house.
Pudeur, sf. modesty, chastity.
Pudibond, e, a. basIiTul.
Pudicité, sf. — City, cbastily.
Pudique, a. chasle, modest.
Pudiquement, ad, cbastely.
Puer, vn, to stink; smeli.
Puéril, e, a. puérile, childish.
Puérilement, a. cUildishly.
Puérilité, sf. puerility.
Purpuéral, o, a. puerpéral.
PuH, sm. puff.
Pugilat, sm. boxing.
Puîné, e, s. a.younger (brother,
daughter).
Puis, ad. then, afterwards.
Puisage, sm. draning (nater^
etc.).
Puisard, sm. draining-well.
Puisatier, tm. well-siuker.
Puiser, ta. to draw; take; bor-
row; let in.
Puisoir, sm. ladle; lade-pail.
Puisque, c. Eince, seeing tbat.
Puissamment, ad. mighlily.
Puissance, sf. power, might,
force. [ly, slout.
Puissant, e, a. powerl'ul, migh-
Pnits, sm. well, sbaft. [iate.
Pulluler, un. to multiply, pullu-
Pulmonaire, a, pulmonary.
Pulmonaire, sf. lung-wort.
Pulmonic, sf. consumption.
Pulmonîque, a. consumptive.
Pulpe, sf. pulp.
Pulpeux, se, o. pulpouf , pnipy.
Pulsation, s^.— tion, throbbiiig.
Pulvérin, sm. priming-powder.
Pulvérisation, sf. — zalion.
Pulvériser, va. to pulverize,
crush.
PuUériseur, se, s. puheriîer.
Pumiciu, sm. palm-oi!.
Punais, e, a. >. aSected witb
ozœna.
Punaise, sf. bug, drawing-pin.
Puncb, sm. punch
Punir, va. to punisb, chastise.
Punissable, a punisbable.
Punition, sf. punishment.
Pupillaire, a. — lary.
Pupillarité, sf. pupiiage.
Pupille, s. ward, pupil; sf. pupII
(of tbe eye).
Pupitre, sm. desk.
Pur, e, a. pure, mère, cleai
clean, innocent.
Pur ée, sf. soup; pea-soup.
Pi£.i-emenl, ad. purely, merely,
clearly, really, solely.
Pureté, sf. pureness , purity,
clearnesg. [g'ng-
Pur-atif, *e, a. s. — tive, pur-'
Purgation, sf. — tion, purge
Purgatoire, S)7i, purgatory.
QIjA '.
Purge, sf. purge; purginï,
paying off. [off.
Purger, va. to purge, clear; paj
Se — , vr. to purge one's self.
Purification, sf» — tioD.
Purificatoire, sm, — tory.
Purifier, va. to purify ; cleanse.
Se—, vp. to get pure.
Purisme, sin. puristn.
Puriste, sm. puristi
Puritains, sm. — lan.
Puritanisme, sm. puritanîsm.
Purpurin, e, a. purplish.
Purulent, e, a. — lent.
Pus, sm. pus, tnalter.
Pusillanime, a. — nimOUS.
Pusillanimité, sf. — nimity.
Pustule, sf. pustule, pimple.
Pustuleux, se, a. pustulous.
Putain, sf, whore, prostilute.
QUA
Piitani«me, sm. whoring.
ll>utassier, sm. whoring.
Putatif, »e, a. pulati-ve, repu-
Putois, sm. polecat. [ied.
Putréfaction, sf. — tion.
Putréfier, va. to putrefy.
Se—, vp, to putrefj.
Putride, a, putrid.
Putridité, af. pulridity»
Pygmce, sm. pigmy, dwarf.
Pylore, sm. — rus.
Pyramidal, e, a. — dal) pyra-
midical.
Pyramide, sf. pyramidi
Pyrite, sf. fire-stone, pylle.
Pyroicclinie, sf. — nies,
Pyrrhiquc, sf. pyrrhic. [nie.
Pyrrboiticn, ne, a. S. pyrrho-
Pyrrbonisme, sm. — nism.
Pylhouisse, s/.pythoness,witch.
4|uadragéuairc,a. S. — narious.
Quadragésimal, e, a. — mal,
lenten.
Quadragcsijne , sf. — ma.
Quadraugutaire, a. — lar.
Quadrat, sm. quadrate. [ing,
Quadrature, sf. — ture, squar-
Quadrieuuiul, e, a. quadren-
Dial.
Quadrifolium, sm. — rolium.
Quadrilatère, »m. quadrilaté-
ral, [men.
Quadrille, sf. troop of horse-
— , sm. quadrille.
Quadrillé, e, a. cbecked.
Quadrumane, sm. quadrumane.
Quadrupède, sm. aquadrupcd.
— , a. quadruped, fourfooted.
Qnadrnpl"-, a. S»!.— pie, four-
fold. [cate.
Quadrupler, va. to quadrupli-
Quai. sm. quay, wharf.
Quaiclie, sf. kelch.
Quaker, esse, S. quaker,
Quakérismc, sm. — rism.
Qualificatif, ve,n. qualiTicative.
Qualification, sf. title, epitliet.
Qualifier, va. et Dr. to call;
style; term; designate; qualify.
Qualité, sf. quality, tille, rank,
property.
Quand, ad. when, though.
Depuis—, how long siace.
Quant à, ad. as to; as for.
Qiiuuiicme, sm. number, day
(of (he month).
Quantité, sf. quanlify, deal,
multitude. [rantine.
Quarantaine, sf. forty; qua-
Quarante, a. forty.
Quarantième, a. fortîeth.
Quart, sm. quarter, watch, point;
— de cercle, quadrant, [l'arrel.
— d'heure, quarter of an hour.
Quartanier , sm. four-yeard-
old,v.i!d boar.
Quartaui.sm. quarler-cask.
Quarte, sf. quart, fourtli.
Quoricron, c, s. quadroon.
QtiartÎL'r, sm. quarler, ward,
Quarlicr-mattro, sm. quartCT-
master.
Quarto (iu-), sm. quarto.
Quart*, sm, quartz.
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Quasi, ad. almo.'t, quasi.
Qunsimodo, sf. Low Sunday.
Qiiatoriiaîre, a. quaternary.
Qiialcruc, SOT. quaternary.
Quatorze, a. sm. fourteen.
Quatorzième, a. S. fourteenlb.
Quatrain, sm. quatrain.
Quatre, a. four.
— -temps, pi. ember-days.
— vingt, a, eighty, four-score.
— vingt-dix, a. ninety.
— vingtième, rt. eiglilieth.
Quatrième, a. Sm» fourth.
—, sf. fourtli, flcor, flourlh.
Quatrièmement, ad. fourlbiy.
Quatuor, sm. quatuor.
Quc,|)ro.which,wlioin, that,wbat.
—, c. et ad. till, when, whether,
only, no more, notiiing but,
how, howmuch, Ihan, but, less,
unle.ss, let, thaï, nobody.
Quel? Quelle? jii-o. a. wbat.
Tel—, so so; sucli as be is.
Quelconque, wbatever, any.
Quelque, a, some, aoy, what-
eyer, whatsoever.
Quelque, ado. about, however.
Quelquefois, ad. sometimes.
Quelque part, somewhere.
Quelqu^uu, pro. some, some-
body, ona, [idle tattle.
QuVn dira-t-on,sm. lown talk;
Quenotte, sf. tootli (of a baby).
Quenouille, sf. distaif, bedpost.
Querelle, sf. quarrel, debate.
Quereller, vn. toscold, quarrel.
Se—, vr. to quarrel.
Querelleur, se, s. a. quarrel-
some person.
Quérir, va. to fetch; go for.
Questeur, sm. qucstor.
Question, sf. question, query,
matter;torture. [question-book.
Questionnaire, sot. torturer,
Questionner, va, tO question;
Interrojate.
Quesiioiiueur, sm. questioner,
inquisitive.
Questure, s/'.qneslorsbip. [ring.
Quête, sf. quest, search, gatbc-
Quêter, VU. seek; search; beg.
Quêteur, se, S. beggar-collecter.
Queue, sf. tail, haodie, latter
end, loin, vessel, stalk, eue of
a wig. [wax-taper.
— de rat, sf. round file; small
Qui, 2)V0. lhal,'vho, whom,wbich.
A — , wbose, to whoni.
— que ce soit, jjio. whoever,
whomever. [sed.
Qui.i (être à), to be uonplus-
Quiconquc, ^)'0. whoever; which-
ever. [dual.
Quidam, sm. certain indivi-
Qiiictisme, sm. — tism.
Quiéti-ste, SOT. — tist. [lude.
Quiétude, sf. quietness, quie-
Quignon, SOT. huncb (of bread).
Quiliagc, sm. keelage.
Quille, sf. a nine-pin, keel,
sidc-trimmîng, skittle.
Quinaud, e, a. aliashcd, silly.
Quincaillerie,»/', ironmongery.
Quincaillier, e,s. ironmonger.
Quinconce, SOT. quincunx.
Quinine, sf. quinine.
Quinola, S171. kuave of hearts
(at reversis). [years old.
Quinquagénaire , a. S. fitfy
Quinquagésinic, sf. — sima.
QniiM|ueunal, e, a. — niai.
Quinquet, sm. argand larap.
Quinquina, SOT. cincbODa,
Quint, e, a. fiftb.
Quintal, SOT. quintal.
Quinte, sf. fit of COUghing,
quint, crolchet, fiftb.
Qniule-rcuille, sf. cinqne.oil.
Quinicsseuce, sf. — Cf-.
Quintessencier, i>a. tf tefine;
sublilize. [cbety.
Quiutcnx, se, a.capricious, crot-
Quintuple, a. quintuple.
Quintupler, t'(7. ta quintuple.
Quinzain, SOT. fifteen ail.
Quinzaine, s/", fifleen, fortnight.
Qeiinzc, f!. fifteen.
Quinzième, a. sm. fiftcenth.
Quiproquo, sm. quid-pro-quo.
Quiiiance, sAreceipt, discharije.
Quittancer, va. to receipt.
Quitte, (I. quits, clear, free,
out of debt.
Quitter, vn. to quil, forsake,
pull or casl olT, leave, yield, let
Qui-vivcï who goes thereî [go.
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Stro «iir le—, 10 be on the
ionk oui.
Quoi ! ]iro. nhicb, what, that.
— qii"'îl eu Boit, bow ever it
— ! int. whatl Ijowl [may be.
Quoique, c. allbougb; tougb.
I Quolibet, sm. quiri;, pun, quib-
Quolilielicr, sm. punsler. [bla.
Quote-pat't, sf. quota, share.
Quolidien. ne, a. — dian, dailj.
Quotient, sm. quotient.
I Quotité, $. quota, sbare>
R
KSabAchago, sm. endless répé-
tition, tautology.
Rnbàclier, l'u. lo make tire-
some répétitions. [tilion.
ICabâchci-ie, sf. tiresome repe-
Itabàcheur, se, a. endless re-
peater of lie same Ihing.
Rabais, sm. fall, abatement,
diminution. [tion.
Raliaisscment, sm. dimmu-
Rabaissor, v. to abate, Tall,
lower, humilie, undervalue,
Rabat, si)!, band. [^l'O*-
Rabat-joie, sm. damper; niar-
Rabattre, va. to aba'e, pull
down again, to humble, lessen,
— , DU. to turn off. [tip.
Se—, vr. to fall on or upon.
Rabbin, sm. rabbi, rabliioi.
Ral>binii|ue, a. — nical.
Rabbiiiisme, sm. — uism.
Rabbiiiieto, sm. — nist.
Rabctir, V. to stupifj; grow
stupid. [rake.
Rable, sm. back (of a tiare),
Rabouuir, va. to improte.
Rabot, sm. scraper, rebate.
Ral>otcr, va. to p'ane; polish.
Raboteur, S7n. planer.
Raboteune. s^planing-inachine.
Raboteux, «6,0. rugged, rough,
har^b, une^ven.
Rabougri, e, a. slunted.
Rabougrir, vn. to be stunted.
Se — , vr. " > grow stunded.
Rabougrisk^uieut, sm. stun-
ling.
Rubouillère, j^Irabbit, burrow.
Raboutir, ta.tojoin end by end.
Rabrouer, va. to scub; snap at.
Rubroueur, *e, I. SDappi.'b
persoD.
RacB^e, sm. (ma.) parrel.
Racaille, sf. rabble, trash»
Rncouaiuodage, sm. mending;
repairing. [ciliation,
RaocouBmodenieiiC, 5??i. recon-
Raccommoiler, va. to mend;
repaii-; reconcile.
RaccoBnni«ideur , se, s, &
inender; pairer. [tion.
Raccord, $m. joining, junc-
RaccordrBkenf, sm. levelling.
Kaccordsîr, va. to join, unité.
Raccourci,;»!, fore shortentDg.
— , e, a. shurtened.
Au—, briefly, [abridge.
Raccourcir, va. to shorten,
Se—, to gct sborler.
Raccourciasemeut, SOT. short-
ening, curtailing.
Raccoutrenient, sm. mendjng.
Raccoutrcr, va. to mend.
Racooutunier(«e), vr. tO reac-
custom one's self.
Raccroc, sm. lucky hit.
Raccroclier, va. \ô hook agaIn,
catch hold of. [-ver one's self.
Se— ,iT. to cling; catch; reco-
Raccrocbeuse, sf. street-wal-
ker.
Race, sf. race, breed, kind.
Rachalander, lia. to recoTer
cuslomers. [som.
Radial, sm. rédemption, ran-
Raclietable, a. redeemable.
Racbeter, va. to buy again, re«
deem, regain.
Se — vr\ to be redeemed.
Racliitique, a. rickety.
Racliilis. sm. rickels.
Racine, sf. root, radix.
Kaciner, va. to take root.
Hûcle, sf. scraper.
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Etâclée, s/', hiding, dnibbîng.
Kâcler, va. to scrape; grale;
slrike. [fiddier.
Râclciir, sm. scraper, sorry
Râcloir, sm. fcraper.
Râcloire, sf. stricile.
KârJure, sf. scrapings, gratîngs.
StacoliigC) S7n. crimping.
Racoler, va. to enlisl; crimp.
Racoleur, sm. crimp,
Riicouter, i;a. to relate; tell.
Raconteur, sm. relater; oar-
rator.
Racornir, va. to harden; shrivel.
Se—, Dr. to grow hard. [Ding.
Racoritisscuicnt, sm. barde-
RacqiiSdcr, vr. to win back.
Se — , vr. to rctrieve one's
losses.
Rade, sf. road, roadstead.
Radeau, sm. raTt, £oat.
Radial, c, n. radial, [cancelliog.
Rndiaiîou, sf. — tien, erasure,
Radical, e, n. radltal.
Rntlicalenicnt, (7(/. — cally.
Ridicule, sf. radiclc, radicule.
Radié, c, a. radiated. [ming.
Radieux, se, a. radiant, bea-
SCudis, sm. radif'h.
Radius, sm. radius.
Radotage, sm. dcitage, Eenility.
Radoter, vu. to dote; drivei.
Radoterie, sf. dotage.
Radoteur, se, dolard, dri'veller.
Kadoub, sm. refilling, repair.
Radouber, va. 10 relil; repair.
Radoucir, va. to soften, ailay;
nioilify.
Se — , vr. grow mild, relent.
Radoucissement, S7n. mitiga-
Rafalc, sf. squall. [tion.
Raffermir, va. to streoglhen,
harden, confirm. [ftrcnglh
Se—, vr. to harden; gain
Raiferniîssement, sm. streng-
thening, confirmation.
Raffinage, sm. refining.
Raffiné, e,«. suLtle, deep; wily.
Raffinement, sm. reflnement.
Raffiner, r». to suLtilize; refine.
Sic—, vr. to get refined.
Raffiner.e, sf. sugar-bakery.
Rafiiueur, sm. sugar-baker.
Raffoler, vn. lo dote.
ituffolir, v)i. to go mad. [dice).
RaOe, sf. grape-slalk, double (al
— , vil. to play at dice.
Knfier, va. lo sweep oIT,
Raffratchir, D. tocool; refrpfh;
revive; Irjm; refair; renovate.
Se—, vr. to gel cool; refresb
one's self.
Riifratchissant, e, a. cooling.
Rafraicbissement, sm. a cool-
ing drink, refresliment.
RafratoliisBcments, pi. fresb
provisions.
RafrnScllissoir,sni.wIne-COOler,
Ragaillardir, va. to cnliven;
cheer. [phobia.
Rage, sf. madness, rage, hydro-
Kagcr, va. lo be furious, enra-
ged.
Rageur, ae, a. passionate.
Ragot, e, a. dumpy, thick-set;
fquat. [zest.
Ragoût, sm. ragoût, relish,
Ragoûtant, e, a. relishing, sa-
voury. [stomach; slimulate.
Ragoùter, va. to revive one's
Ragrafer, va. to clasp again.
Ragrandir,iin. to enlarge again.
Se—, vr. to get larger.
Ragréer, va. to finisli off; dub.
Ragrcnient, S7n. finisbing off.
Raguer, va. (ma.) tocbafe; gall.
Raide, «. sliff; stark; rigid; harsh,
— , ad. rapidly, rougbly. [tight.
Raideur, sf. Etiffness, rigidity,
sttiriness.
Raidir, ta. to ftiffen; tighten.
Se—, vr. to get stiff.
Raie, sf. Une, streak, furrow;
ftripe, stream of the hair, ray-
Raifort, sm. borse-radish. [fisL.
Railler, va. to rally, banter.
— , i')i. to jest, jest.
Se—, vr. 10 jeer; mocV.
Railici-ic, sf. banter, jest.
— ù part, scriously.
Railleur, se, a. S, banlcring
banterer, jest.
Raiuceau, sm. leafy bough.
Kaii.c, sf. fiog.
Kaiiictte, 6'/. rennet.
Rainure, sf. groove.
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Rniponce, sf. ramplon.
Raire, va. to bell (as a deer).
ISni», sm. rny, spokc(of a wlieel).
KnÎKiii, S)». -Hrapcs. [curranls.
Raisins (I<. t'oriiilhc, dlicd
Raisiné, sm. preferved-grapcs.
Raison, sf, reason, sensé, proof;
cause, maller,salisracUon; Erm.
A— de, at Ihe rate of.
En— <lc, at Ihe rate of. [faction.
Demauili'r — ,to demandsntis-
Raisoutiulilc, a. reasoDable,
rational, just.
Baisonualilemcnt, nd. ratio-
nally, justly, reasonably.
Raisonné, e, a. iDCthodica), ex-
planatory, [argiimcnt.
Rui»oniieinent, sni. reosonJiig,
Raisonne- ■', vn. 1o reason; argue.
Raisouneiii'. se, s. a reaeoDcr.
Rajeunir, va. to make young.
—, un. togrow young again.
Rajeuuisscmeut, sm. groning
joung again.
Rajustement, sm. rcadjnst-
ment; putling to righis. [ri^lits.
Rajuster, va. \o set in order;
Râle, sm. rail, crack (l'iid).
Râle, Rûleincnt, sm . raltle.
Ralentir, iY(. to siacken; make
siower; diminisli.
Se — , vr. to get siower; abale.
Ralentissement, sm.slaj^ en ÎDg.
Kâler, un. to bave a ratlliDg in
the Ihroal,
Ralingues, sf. pi. bolt-rope.
Ilalliement,sm. rallying.
{(allier, vu. to rallj, rejoin;
approacli.
Se—, vr. to rally; join.
tiallonge, sf. eking pièce, leaf.
Rallongement, s» j.lcngtliening.
Rallonger, va. to lerglitcn.
Rallumer, va, to liglit again.
Se — , D)'. to rekindie, burst
ont again. [flowering.
Ramage, ârn. varbling of birds,
Ramaigrir, v. to make leaner.
Ramas, s»i. collection, heap, lot.
Ramassé, e, a. thick-set, squal.
Ramasser, vn. to galber; pick
up; belavour.
Se—, vr. to meet; assemble.
Ramassis, sm. heap. [apple.
Itanilioiir, sm. large bakirg
Itauio, sf. car, ream, stick.
■tnnié, e (boiilel). a. bar s'nol.
Rameau, sm. loiigb, brancb.
Knniée, s/'.arbour,green boughs.
Ramener, va. to bring back,
re^iw; restore, [terpuli.
Ramer, vn. to row; stick; ten-
l&niueiir, snt. rower.
Ramenx,se, a. branchy,ramos«
Ramier, sm. ringdove.
Itamifieation, sf. — tiOD.
Rnniifier (se), vr. to ramify;
branrli eut.
Ramollir, V. to soflen, enervale.
Se—, vr. to soften; relent.
Raniollisscnient.SJTJ.Soflenirg.
■tumonugc, sm. sweeping.
Ramoner, va. sweep (chimney).
Ramoneur, sm. chimney-swe-
eper.
Rampant, e, a. — pant, eraw-
lirg, cringin?, sloping.
Rampe, sf. tliglit of slair, ba-
lu>lindp,flope. [crawling,
Ran>|iemeiil , SJil. creeping;
Ramper, ni, to crawl, creep,
crint:i>, slope.
Ramure, sf. brancbers, anllers.
Kance. n. sm. rancid, rusly,
Raneiiliié, sf. rancidness.
Raiirir, vn. to grow rancid.
ICïinçoii, sm. rausom.
Ranfonnement, sjn. exfortion.
Rançonner , va. to ransom ;
fleece,
Rançonneiir, se,s. extortioner.
Raneiiiie, sf. rancour, grudge.
Raiieiinier, c, a. S. rancorous.
Rang, sm. raiik, row, tnrn, rate.
Rangée, sf. row, range, line.
Ranger, ni. lo set in order,
range, rank, put back, subdue,
tame. [gooier.
Se — , vr. to sland liy; adhère;
Ranimer, Î.Y1. to reauimale; re-
vive, stir up.
Se—, vr. lo revive, cheor np,
Ranule, sf. ranula (lumour).
Rapare, o. rapacious, grcedy.
Rapacité, sf, — ty, greediness.
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nnpotrier, va. to reconcilei
Se—, vr. to be reconciled.
ISûpc, sf. grater, rasp.
Kiîpé, sm. rape wine.
lEâper, va. to grate, rasp [botch.
Kapctasser, lo patch up, pièce,
Itnpctasaeur, sm. botcber, pat-
cber. [in; shorten.
Rapetisser, v. to lessen; take
Kapidc, a. rapid, swift, fast.
Knpidemcnt, ad. swiftiy.
Itapidité, «/■.— ty, swiTtaess.
Kapiécer, Rapicccler, va. tO
pièce, palcb up. [piecing.
linpiécetagc, s'in, patcD-work,
Kapiécetcr, va.lo patch, pièce.
Rnpière, sf, rapier. [dauber.
R.tpin, sm, painter's pupil;
Kupiue, sf. rapine, plusde.
Kapiner, va. to pilfer; peculale.
tCapiiierie, sf. pilfering.
I&apiueur, sm. pilferer.
Kappareîller, va. to malchi
Rappel, sm, recall, recalling.
Rappeler, va. to call back; call
— , vr. to reinember. [recall.
R.t).^ort, sm, report; produce,
allinity, respect, rising in Ibe
stomacb; story, relation, taie.
Par— à, as for, as to.
Rapporter, va. to bring back,
carry, relate, jield, cite, pro-
duce, bear.
Se— ,t)r. to agrée; refer, relate.
«'en — à quelqu^un, to COQ*
fiae in one.
Rapporteur, «e, S. tell-tale.
—, sm. tale-bearer, prolraitor.
Rappor(eu8e,s/.taIe-bcarer, re-
porter.
Rapprendre, t.'(7. tolearnagain.
lt::pprocfacnient, sm. reconci-
lernent, comparison.
Rapprocher, Va. to draw near
ri'.-ain, recoDCile. [reconcile.
Hc — , vr. to corne nearer,
Riipsodie, sf. rbapsody.
Cii^pt, sm. rape, violeoce.
fiiipiire, if, raspings.
«Caquette, î/. racket, battledore.
Raqiictier, sm. racket-maker.
Rare, a. rare, uncomaion,
fcarcej tbin>
Raréfaction, sf, — !:0n.
Raréfiav*, a. rarefyin^'.
Rarcfit..^ va. to rarefyT
Se—, vr. to become rarefied.
Rarement, ad. rarely, seldom.
Rareté, sf. rarity, scarcity.
Rarissime, a Tery rare.
Ras, e, a. shavea close, smootb,
shorn, blank.
Rasade, sf, brimmer, bumper.
Rasemeut, sm, razing, démo-
lisbing.
Raser, va. to shaTe; raze; graze;
bug ; eut down.
Rasibus, ad. close, clean oS,
Rasoir, sm. razor.
Rassade, sf. glass-beadsi
Rassasiant, e, a. cloying, »•
tiating. {tf^.
Rassasiement, sm. satiety
Rassasier, va. to satiate,
Eurfeit.
Se—, vr. to be satisfied; setfTeâ
Rassemblement, sm. assem-
bling; muster, crowd, mob.
Rassembler, vn. to galber; col-
lect; put together; musler. [ble.
Se—,vr.meel again; reassem»
Rasseoir, vn, to settle; reseat;
calm; ù\. [down.
Se—, vr. to sit down; settle
Rasséréner, va. to make se*
rené. [calm.
Se—, vr, to become serene,
Rassis, e, a. stale, staid, set-
tied, calm, sedate.
— , sm. borse-shoe, reset.
Rassoter, va. to besot; infatuata.
Rassurant, e, a. reassuring.
Rassurer, va. to reassure; tran-
quillize; strenglhen.
Se—, vr. to be reassured.
Rat, sm. rat, whim.
Ratafla, sm. — fia.
Ratatiner (se), vr. tO sbrÏTel.
Ratatouille, sf. Stew.
Rate, sf. spleen; milt.
Râteau, sm. a rake, rack.
Râtelée, sf. rakeTuI,
Râteler, va. to rake.
Râteleur, sm. raker.
Râtelier, sm. rack, set
Bâter, vn. to miss fire.
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Ratîer, sm. crolchetj.
Rntiore. sf. rat-lrap.
Ratification, sf. — tion*
Ratincr, vn. lo ratifi'; cor.firm.
Ration, s. ralion; allonance.
Rationnel, le, n. rational.
Ratissage, sm. scraping; raking.
Ratisser, va. to scrape, rake.
Ratissoii-e, sf. rake, scraper.
Ralissure, sf. scraping.
Raton, sm, racoon.
Rattacher, va. to lie again.
S»—, vr. to be tied.
Rattraper, to overlake; regain;
catch agaia.
Rature, sf. erasure, scratch.
Rntnrer, va. 10 eraze, scratch
Rauqne, a. hoarse. [out.
Ravage, sm. ravage, waste.
Ravager, va. to ravage; dcvas-
Ravaseur, sm. ravager, [latc.
Ravalement, s»l. disgrâce,
plastcring of a wall.
Ravaler, va. to swallow again,
dress a wall. Jseir.
Se —, vr. to debase one's
Ravandagc,sm. botcbing, men-
ding.
Ravauder, V. to botcb; mend.
Ravaudeiir, se, s. liotclier,
Rave, s/', radisb. [meuder.
Ravcliu, sm. ravelin.
Ravi, e, a. glad.
Ravier, sm. radish-plate.
Ravière, sf. radish-bed.
Ravigote, sf. ravigote-saucet
Ravigoter, va. to revive.
Ravilir, va. to debase, disgrâce.
Ravin, sm. hollow road, ravine.
Ravine, sf. mounlain slream.
Ravir, un. to ravish; to charm.
A — ,wonderfulIj. [ofit.
Raviser (se), tjr. tothinkbelter
Ravissant, e, a. ravishing,cbar-
ming. [rapture.
Ravissement, sm. ravishing,
Ravisseur, sm, ravisher; spol-
ier, [ling.
Ravilail.'.-ment, SȔ. reviclual-
Ravitailler, va. to revictual.
Raviver, i'«. to brisk up; revive.
Ravoir, va. to bave again, re-
Rayer, va. to streak, crase»
si ripe. [radius-
Rnj'un, Si)!, ray, fcrrow, spol»e,
— «le miel, sm. boneycomi).
Ilaj'onuaut, e, a. radiani; sbi-
Rnyonnement, sm. radiaiion,
Rayonner, VU. to radiale; beani;
sbine.
Rayure, s^. stripes, rifling.
Kë,s))i. musical note.
Réaction, s/, reaction.
Rcaclionnaire, s. reactionist
— , a. reactionary.
Réadmettre, va. to readmit.
Kcadmission, s/', readmissioi},
Réagir, vn. lo react. [.■nous.
Uéajournement, sm.new sum-
Réul, e, a. régal, royal.
Réalisable, a. realizable.
Réalisation, sf. realizatiOD.
Réaliser, va. to realize.
Réaliste, s. realist.
Réalité, sf. reality.
Réappai'itiou,s/,re-appearance.
Réai'pentage, sm, admeasurc-
nient. [nions.
Réassignatiou, sf, new sum-
Ui-assigner, va. to resummons.
Réattelcr, va, to put lo again.
Rebaisser, va. to lower again.
Rebauder, va. tobind up again;
bend again. [cross.
Rébarbatif, ve, a. orabbed,
Rebâtir, vn. to rebuild.
Rcbaitre, va. to beat again,
reshui'tle cards, repeat ovcr
and over.
Rebaudir, va. to caress (dogs).
Rebec, sm. rebeck.
Rebelle, u. S. rebellions, rebel.
Se—, vr. to rebel; revolt.
Rébellion, sf. rébellion, revolt.
Rebecquer (se), ur.tobe saucy.
hVcbondi, e, a. plump, chubby»
Mtobondir, vn. to rebound.
Rebondissement, <m. reboun*
ding. [border.
Rebord, sm, ^icrder, edge.
Reborder, vC (0 new-border.
Reboucher^ Va, to stop, recork;
putty. [back.
Se—, tir, to get filled up; turo
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RcbODillIr, va. to boil again.
Rcboiiisagc, sm. lustring, glos-
Rcboiiiseï-, in. lo lustre, [sing.
Rcboiu's, sïïï.wTong sidejTroDg
sensé ; reverse.
Rebours, c, o. cross-grained.
A—, an—, against the grain,
■wrong way.
Rcboiiteiir, 8e, s. bone-setter.
Reboutonner, va. tO button
again.
Se— jur.to button one'sselfnp.
Rebrider, va. to bridie again.
Rebrorker, va. to sew again.
Rebroder, va. to embroider
again.
Rebrouiller, i-n.to mix; jumble.
Rebrousser, vo. to lurn back;
brush up. [grain; wrong way.
Rebrousse-poil (à).airainst Ihe
Rcbroyer, ici. to grind'agaîn.
bcbrunir, va. to buniish again.
Rebuffade, sf. rebuff, repuise.
Rcbus, sm, rébus.
Rebui, sm. trasli, offal, refuse.
Rebutaui, e, a. répulsive, of-
fense, discouragirg.
Rebuter, va. to re.''use, repel ,
disgust.
Se-, vr. t« be discouraged.
Recacher, vn. to hide again.
Recacbeter, va. te Seal again.
Récalcitrant, e, a. refraclory,
récalcitrant.
Rccapiiiil.ntion, sf. — tien.
Récapituler, va. to recapilu-
late.
Recardcr, va. to card again.
Recarrelcr, va. to new-pave;
new-sole.
Becasser, va. to break again.
Recéder, va. to return; resell.
Recêlement, sm. concealment.
Receler, va, to conceal; secrète;
reçoive. [len goods.
Receleur, se, s. receiver of slo
Récemuieut, ad, lately, recent-
'ï- [rification.
Recensement, sm. census. ve-
Recenser, va, to take a census;
reslamp.
Rccciit, e, (T. récent; fresh,new.
Recépvge, sm, lopping a tree. I
Recéper, va. lo eut down close.
Récépissé, sm. receipt.
Réccpiocle,S)n.receptacle, nest,
Kcccpiiuii, sf. réception, draw»
ing-room.
Recercicr, l'd.torehoopfïcasli).
Recette, sf, receipt, recipe, re-
ceiversliip. [missib'a.
Rccevobic, a. receîvable, ad-
Rcceveur, se, ». a receiver.
Recevoir, va. to receiTj; admit;
allow. [eut.
Rechampir, va, tO set Off; pick
Rechange, sm. change; re«
excliange.
Recbanger, va. to change again.
Se—, vr. to change one's clo-
'l'cs. [repeat.
Rechanter, va, to sing again;
Réchapper, vn. to escape; re-
Recharge, sf. surcharge. [cover.
Rechargement, sm. reloading.
Recbarger, va. lo load again;
recharge. [again.
Recbasser, va. tO drive baclj
—, vn. to hunt again.
Réchaud, sm. chaling-dish
Réchuur, sm. hot-bed.
Réchauffage, sm. warining
again; haîh up; reheating.
Réchauffé, e, «. warmed again
— , sm. hash-up; food warmed
again.
Réchauffement, sm. warming
again. [revive.
Rechauffer, va. to warm again,
Se—, vr. to get warm again.
Rechausser, ra. toput stocking
or shoes on again, mould up.
Se— ,î)c. to put on one's shoes.
Rcchc, a. rough; harsh.
Recherche, sf. inquiry, search,
courtfhip, suit.
Recherché, e, a.affected, choice.
Uechercher, va. to seeli again,
make inquire, into. [look cross.
Rechigné, e, a. crabbed, sour,
atechute, sf. relapse, new fall.
Récidive, sf. relapse; offense.
Récidiver, va. to relapse; re-
peat an offense.
Récif, sm. reef, ridg ,
Récipé, im.prescriplio , rc. p<^.
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né«ipiendaire, sm. new mcm-
Kécipieiit. sm. — pient, [ber.
KéciiirocnCion, sf. — tiOD.
Kéciproeité, — City.
Réciproque, a. S. reciprocal.
Béciproqucment, arf. — pro-
cally.
Réeiproqiicr, vn.to recïprocate.
Récit, sm. récital, relation.
Récitatetir, s>n. reciter.
Récitatif, sm. recitative.
Récitation, sf. — tion, re-
hearsial. [declaim.
Réciter, va. to recite; relate,
Rcclamntion, sf.— tion, daim.
Réclame, tf. editorial puff,
eatchword. [plore, object.
Bêclamcr, l'a. to claim, im-
Se— de, ur. to refer to.
Rcolincr, v. to recline.
Recloucr, va. to nail again.
Reclure, va. to shut up; impri-
Reclus, c, a. ». recluse, [son.
Réclusion, sf. seclusioD, impri-
6onment. [repel.
Rccogiier, v. to knock again,
Recoiffer, l'a. to dress again (a
person's hair).
Se —, vr. to dress one's own
hair again.
Recoin, sm. nook; b; place.
Recoller, va. paste or gluo
again.
Recollet, S. Franciscan monk.
Récolte, sf. crop, harvest.
Récolter, l'a. to harvest; crop.
Recommandable , a. recom-
mendable. [dation, esleem.
Recommandation, tf. — men-
Recommander, va. to recom-
mend, charge; ad'vise.
Se— ,ur.to commend one's self.
Recommenoenienl, sm. be*
ginning again. [again.
IKecommeucer, ua* to begin
tïécompense, sf. a — pen<e,
renard. [compensate; repay.
Récompenser, l'a. to reward,
Rccompo»er, va. to recompose.
Recomposition, sf. — lion.
RécoMciliable, n.reconcileable.
Kécoiiciiiateiir, sm.reconciler.
Réconciliation, s/.— cilcment.
Réeoncllîor, lia. to reconcile;
conciliate.
Se— , v)'. to be reconciled.
Reconduire, va. to reconduct;
Réconfort, sm. comrort.[e5COrt.
Reconrortcr, ua. îo cheer;
strengthen. [zable.
Reconnaissable, a. recogni»
Reconnaissance, s/', gratitude,
reward; recognizance; sea-mark;
look oui; vérification.
ReconnaisfeaDt, c- a. grateful;
thanlirul.
Reconnaître, va. tO know
again, acknowledge, observe;
reconnoitre. [ther, look about.
Se— ,i'r. to recogn;ze,one ano-
Reconnii, e, piirf. «• acknow-
ledged. [quer.
Reconquérir, va. to recon-
Rcconstriiire, Va, to rebuild.
Reconter, V. to relate over
again. [cross action.
Reconvenir, l'a. to bring a
Kcconventiou, sf. cross action.
Reconstruction, sf. recons-
truction.
Recopier, va. to recopy.
Kecoqiiillcment, sm. curling
up, turning. [slirivel,
Recoqiiiller, l'a. et vr. to curl,
Recorder, va. to record.
Se—, vr. to call to tnind.
Recorriger, la. tO COrreCl
again; revive.
Recorg, sm. bailiff's Tollower.
Recoucher, va. to put to bed
again; lay down again.
Se-, vr. to go to bed again.
Recoudre, V. to sew again.
Recoupe, sf. rubble, coarse
flour, stone chips broken hread.
Recouper, va. to eut again.
Reconpette, sf, sharps. [round.
Recourber, la. et vr. to bend
Se — , vr. to curve.
Recourir, vn. to run again; to
bave recourse.
Recours, sin. recourse, redress»
Kccoussp, sf. rescue, recapture.
Kccoutrable, a. recoverable.
Recouvrement, sin. recovery,
collecting (debts, etc.).
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Bocouvrer, va. to recover, re-
gain-, collect.
BecouTi-ir, va. to coTer again.
Recracher, va, to spit again.
Becréanee, i(. prOTitional pos-
session.,;
I^ettre ôe— « letter cf reoall.
Rccrcatif, vo, a. diverting.
Récréation, $f, — tlon, play,
new création. [le anew.
Recréer, va. to recreate, crea-
Se— , Dr. to disert one's self.
Récrément, <m. — ment.
Recrépir, va. tO parget again.
Recrouser, va. to dig again.
Récrier (ae), vr. to exclaim;
Cry oui.
Béct-iminatiou, if. — tion.
Récrïmiucr, vn. to recrimi-
nate. [answer.
Récrire, va, to Write again;
Recroqueviller (se), vp. tO
shrivel up; curl.
Recru, sm. shot; growth.
Rccrudcsceucoj sf. — C6> iD-
crease.
Recrue, î^, recruit, recruiting.
Recrutement, sm, recruiting.
Recruter, va. to recruit.
Recruteur, sm. recruiter.
Recta, ad. exactlj; punctuall;.
Rectangle, s. a. s. rectangle.
Rectangulaire, a. — lar.
Recteur, sm. rector.
Rectification, if. — tion.
Rectifier, va. to rectiry; correct.
Rectiligne, a. rectilineal.
Rectitude, if. rectitudei a-
prighlness.
Recto, sm, first pageoFa leaf.
Rectoral, e, a, rectorial.
Rectorat, sm, rectorsbip.
Rectum, sm. rectum.
Rcf u, sm. receipt.
Recueil, sm. collection.
Recueillement, sm, médita-
tion; collectedness.
Recueillir, va, \0 gather;
reap, recollect.
Se—, vr. to medilate.
Recuire, va, to coolc again;
relieal; anneal,
Recuiflson, sf. annealiog.
Recuit, e,a.overdone, anncaled.
— , e, s. anaealing, baking, ra-
healing.
Recul, 5m. recoil, recoiling.
Reculade, sf. drawing back,
retreat.
Reculé, e, a. distant, remole.
Reculée (feu de), a. roaring
fire. [ching.
Reculement,sm. back'iug; bree-
Reculer, va. to move back; set,
put, draw hack; hack.
— , vyi. to stand, go back, recède;
retreat; recoil. [recède.
Se—, tir. to move; stank back;
Reculons (ù), ad. backwards.
Récupérer, vn. to recover; r«-
trieve.
Récurage, sm. scouring.
Récurer, va. to scour, cleanout.
Récurrent, te, a. récurrent.
Récusable, a. exceptionable.
Récusation, sf. exception, chal-
lenge.
Récuser, lia. to excGpt, récuse.
Rédacteur, sm. compiler, edi-
tor, writer. [nal; edilor's room.
Rédaction, s/.cditing of ajOur-
Rcdnn, sm. redan.
Reddition, sf. surrender, giv»
ing in (of accounts).
Redéfairo, va. to iindo again.
Redéjeuuer, va. to breakfast
again.
Redemander, va. to ask again»
Rédempteur, sm. Kedeemer.
Rédemption, sf. — tion.
Redescendre, va. tO descend
again.
—, v)x. to take down again.
Redevable, a. indebted.
Redevance, sf. quitrent, due.
Redevaucier, e, s. vassal.
Redevenir,vii.to become agaia<
Rcdcvoir, va. to one still.
Rédhibition, sf, rédhibition.
Rédhibitoire,a. redhibitory.
Rédiger, va. to draw up; word;
indite; writo. [one's self.
Kédimer (se),' vr. le redeem
Redingote, sf. frock-coat; sur-
tout, [fault wilh; repoat.
Redirei va, to sa^ again ; find
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Rediset ym. repeater,babbler.
Rodite,' s'f. repetilion.
Rccloiiilniit, c, a. redundant.
Rviloudcr, va, to be redundant.
Rvdouuer, va. to give again,
reflorc, return.
Redorer, va. 10 regild,
Stedotil>Iemeut,sm.redoubling,
increase, paroxysm.
Redoubler, va. to new-!îne, to
increase, redouble, [dreadfull.
Rcdoiitalilc, a. formidable,
Redoute, s/" redoubt.
Redouter, va. to fear; dread.
Rodowa, sf. redova.
Redresseuieut, sm. roforming;
redress; straightening.
Redresser, va. to rectify; set
up again, redress; correct.
Se—, vr. toget straight again;
right one's self (ma.); to right.
Redresseur, am. redresser,
righter.
Redû, sm, balance due.
Réductible, a, reducible.
Rcductir, ve, a. reduclive.
Rcduetiou, sf. — lion, reducing.
éduire, vn, to reduce; subdue,
compel. [minisb; to come(to).
Se — , vr. to be reduced; di-
cduit, sm. lodging, corner,
reduct.
Réduplicatif, Te> a, — tive.
RéduplicatSoD, sf, — tion.
RéédifiCHtion, sf. rebuilding.
Rcédincr, va. to rebuild.
Réel. le. a. real, true. current.
Réélection, sf. re-election.
Réélire, la. to re^lect.
Roellcmcnt, ad. really, trnly.
Refaire, va. to do again, re-
pair; nnal;e agala; restore; deal
apain (at cards).
Se—, vr. to racover one's
beaith, recruit.
Refait, sm. drawn garne.
Réfection, sf. repast, repair.
Réfectoire, sm. refeclory.
Refend (mur de), parlition-
wall.
Refendre, va. to split; saw.
Référé, sm. référence.
Référendaire, sm. — darj.
Référer, va. to refer, report.
Se—, vr. to refer, relate.
S'en— à, to refer to.
Refermer, va. to sliut again.
Se—, vr. to shul again. [horse).
DSeferrer, va, to new-stioe (l
Réaéchi,e, a. rcflecling, reflex;
coneiderate, Ihoughtful.
Rénéchir, u.tothinkon, reflect.
Réfléchissant, e, a. reQective.
Rénéchissement, sm. reflso
tion.
Reflet, sm. reflection, refleï.
RcOcter, va. to reflect.
Refleurir, va. to bloom or flou
rish again.
Réfli-xibilité, sf, — lity.
Réflexible, a. — ble. [tation.
Réflexion, sf, refleclion, medi-
Refliier, vn. to flow back. [tude.
Reflux, sm. ebb, reflux, vicissi-
Refondre, va. to meit again,
remould. [li"?-
Refonte, sf, recoinîng; remodel-
Réformable, a. reformable.
Réformateur, sm. reformer.
Réformation, sf. — tion.
Réforme, «/■. reform, invaliding;
pulling on half pay. [invaiid.
Réformé, e, s. reformed,
Réformer, va, to reform; forra
again. [reverse; amcnd.
Reformer, va, to reform; abate;
Se—, vr, to reform; amend.
Refouler, va, to press again,
ram; force back.
Refouloir, im. cannon-rammor,
Réfractaire, a, refractory.
Réfraction, sf. — tion.
Refrain, sm. Durden of a song
Refréner, V. to refrain, to curb
Réfringent, e, a. reTraclive.
Refrire, va. to fry again.
Refriser, va. to curi again.
Refrognement, sm, frowning.
Refrogner (se), vr. to knit
one's brow^; frown.
Refroidir, v, to cool, Chili.
Se — , vr, to get cool.
Refroidissement, sm. COOllDg)
coldne^s.
Refuge, sm. refuge, shelter»
Réfugié, e, s. refugee.
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Rcftigier (»e),vr. to shaller.
■tefiiitc, sf. doubling.
■Icriis, sm. refusai, déniai.
Kcrusablo, a. reTusablo.
itcriiscr, va. et n. to refuse,
deny, rcjecl, docline.
Se—, lo deny one's self.
Réfulablc, o. refutable.
KériiCnttou, sf. — tion.
I(éruter,va. to réfute, disprove.
Uegagner, va. to rejoin; reco-
ver; get again; return to.
Regaiu,sm.after-grass or math.
ttcgal, sm. treat; great enter-
tainment.
Régale, sf. regale, treati
Eau — , sf. aqua regia.
Régalomeut, sm. assessmont,
levelling. [level.
Régaler, va. to treat, assess,
Régalien, am. régal.
Regard, sm. look, view, air,
aspect. [near, saving.
Regardant, a. nice; particular;
Regarder, un, to look al; face,
front, consider, concern, view;
pay attention. [trim afresb.
Regarnir, va. to furnish again,
Régates, sf. pi. regatla.
Regelcr, vn. to freeze again.
Régence, sf. regency. [nerator.
Régénérateur, trico, s. rege-
Régéncration, s/'.regeneralion.
Régénérer, va. to regenerate.
Régent, e, u. s. régent, protec-
tor (of a collège), master.
Régenter,», to domineer; teacb;
tyrannize.
Régicide, sm. régicide, [cise.
Régie, sf. administration, ex-
Regîmber, vn. to kick; resist.
Se—, vr. to revolt; resist.
Régime, sm. diet, rcgimen, go-
vernment.
Régiment, sm. régiment, host.
Rcgimeutaire, a. regimental.
Région, s/', région, counlry.
Régir, va. to govern, ruie, ma-
nage. [steward.
Régisseur, sm. manager; land.
ICégisIrateur, sm. registrar.
Registre, sm. register, accounl-
book; ledger; damper.
Rogistrcr, v. to register.
Règle, sf. ruIe, pattern, <nod»l.
— . pi. menses.
•iogié, e, a. set; regular, steady.
Règlement, sm. régulation.
Reniement, ^(2. regularly,
R('-^lcmcnlnirc, a. regulating.
Réglemcutor, Va, to lay dowD
tbB law.
— , un.'to regulate; managei
Régler, va. to ruIe, regulate,
order, setlle, détermine, décide.
Se—, to follow; regulate one's
Réglet, .i!?M ',^->k-marker. [self.
Régleur, *u, s. paper-ruler.
Réglisse, s/'. liquorice.
Réglure, sf. ruiing, lineSi
Régnant) e, a. reignant, pré-
valent.
Règne, sm. reign, kingdom.
Régner, on. lo rcign; rule; pre-
vail; cxtend, run.
Régnicale,s. native; denizen.
Regonfilcr, i)i. to swell; accu-
mulale.
Regorgement, sm. over flowiag,
Regorger,!j)i.to overttowjabouud;
disgorge.
Se—, vr. to gorge one's self.
Res»uler, va. ta snub; soarlat;
surfeit.
Regoûter, va. to taste again.
Rcgrat, sm. regrating, huck-
stering. [scrape again»
Regratter, va. to ECratch agaia
— , VH. to huclister.
Regratterie, sf. regrating.
Regraitier, e, S, a buckster.
Regreffer, va. to new-grafti
Regret, sm. regret.
A — , ad. reluclantly.
Regrettable, a. worthy of regret
Regretter, va. to regret; b(
sorry for.
Régularisation, sf. — zation.
Régulariser, va. to regularizeil
Régularité, sf. regularity, sym-
metry, slrictness.
Régulateur, sm. regulator.
Régule, sm, regulus.
Régulier, e, a. regular, exacti
Régulier, sm. regular.
Régulièrement, ad, regulurlf.
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Kéhabilttation, sf. — tlon.
Bébabiliter, un. ta rheabililate;
resloie; reinstate.
Réhubitucr, va. to reaccustom.
Rebniissenieiit, siii. raising,
rise.
Bchausicr, t) • . to raise, en-
hance, iieiglnen, decorate.
Ilchauls, sni. jil. ligLts (of a
picture).
Bviniposer, va, to reassess ;
reimpose.
Bciinposition, s^, reassessment,
reimposition.
BoiiuprosBioii) sf. reprînting.
Kôiuipriiuer, va. to repriot.
Kviu, s)n. kidcey.
— ^ pi. loins, reins, launcbes.
Beiue, sf. queen.
Beiue-claudo, sf. green-gage.
Reitielic, sf. rennet, pippiD.
B<l-iur<.-cter, t,Yi. to reiiil'ect.
Briustallatiou, sf. reinstalia-
tion.
Briiiiilaller, va. to reinstall.
Boiiilc, e. (t. strODg-kacked.
Bpiiilpgraiide, sf. a replevy,
Béinipgraliou, sf, redinlegra-
tion. [reinstate.
Béiutégrer, va. to redintegrate;
Rciiération, sf. — tion.
Bëitércr, va. to reiterate.
Bettre, sm. rciter.
Bejaillir, va. to gush out; spirt;
flash; rebound; reflect.
Rcjaillisscmeut, sm, gusbj
spirting; glance, rebound.
Rejet, sm. rejecUon, springe;
shoot.
Rcje<able, a. rejectable.
Rejotar, va. to tbrow back; cast
Bp, condcmn; deny. [scion.
Bpjelon, sm. sucker, shoot;
Rcjuiudrc, t'a. to join again;
meet again, rejoin, overtake.
Se—, vr. to rejoin eacb other;
Bieet again.
Rejouer, va. et it.to pis; again.
Réjoui, e, a. merry,jsçial,iol]y.
Réjouir, va, to rejoice, cheer;
gladden. [merry.
Se — , vr. to rejoice , make
héjouissQucc, sf. rejoicing.
Réjonissant, e, a. joyous, re-
joicing. [road, harbour.
Relâche, sf. relaxation, bay,
Kelilcbé, e, a. loose, slack.
Helûcbemeiit, sm. slackness,
relaxation, giving Tay.
RuIAcher, va. to slacken; re-
lease, loosen, rent, put into
port.
Se—, vr. to get railder; get
slack; unbend; giïe way.
Relais, S7n. relay of borses;
stage; posting-bouse.
Relancer, va. to start again;
sniib, beat up.
Relaps, e, s. relapser.
Kélargir, vn.to make wider
Relatif, »o, a. sm. relative.
Relation, sf. — tion, narralioa.
Relativement, ad. — Tely.
Relavcr. va. to wash again.
Relaxation, sf. — tion.
Relaxer, va. to release; relax.
Relayer, va. to relieve; change
liorses. [another.
Se—, vr. to relieve one
Relé^ation, sf. banishra.ent.
Reléguer, t'a. to — ate; banisb,
a^ide.
Relent, sm, Tusl; musliness.
Kelevaillva, sf. pi. churcbing.
Relevé, e, u, raised, noble,
loriy, high.
— , sm. abstract, list; statement.
Relevée, sf. afternoon.
Kelèvemont, sm. raising again.
Relever, va. to raise again, soi
ol, extol, relieve, lift up, tun:
up, tuck up, ease, quickeu,
raise.
Se—, vr. to recover; get up
again, rise again; stand up.
Rcliiige, sm. hooping(of casks).
Relief, sm. relievo, relief.
Relier, va. to bind; hoop.
Relieur, sm. bookbinder.
Religieux, se, a. religious,piou5.
— , se, monk, nun.
Religion, s/.religion, piet^, scrv
pie.
Religiounaire, s. protestant.
Relinicr, va. to file again.
Reliquaire, sm. reliquarj.
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Reliquat, sin remainâer, rem-
nanl, talance. [deblor.
Rcliqiiatnii'c, stn. reliquator,
Ri'Iiqiie, sf. relie.
Roi ire. L'a. (0 read agairii
Reliure, sf. lindiDg.
Reloucr,i'ii.to let agaiD;uDderlet.
Reluire, v?i.to sbitie,glitter.
Reluisant, e, a. glittering.
Reluquer, va, to ogle; Icer
upon.
Remâcher, va. to chew again.
Remanier, t'a. to bandie again,
to do o^ver again; (iinp.) lo oyer-
run. [ning.
Remaniement, sm. o\er-ruu-
Se remarier, vr. to remarry.
Remarquable, a. rennarLable.
Remarque, sf. remark, noie.
Remarquer, va.lo malve again;
obserTe; discoTer, notice, dis-
tinguiïli.
Remballer, va. to pack up again.
Rembarquement, sm. re-em-
barking.
Rembarquer, va. to re-embark.
Se—, vr. to re-engage (in).
Rembarrer, t'a. to repel, re-
pulse. [ment.
Remblai, sm, fiUing up; embank-
Rcmblaj'er, t'a. to fill up ;
embank. [vWh coin.
Remblaver, va. to resow again
Rcmbuticmeut, sm. resetting.
Remboiler, t'a. to reset.
Rcmbourrement,:»!. stuffing.
Rembourrer, ta. tostuf; craoï.
Remboursable, a. reimbursa-
ble. [bursement.
Remboursement, sm, reim.
Rembourser, va. to reimburse,
repay.
Rembrunir, vn.to make darker.
Rembrunissenient , sm, dar-
•^•jing; gloominess.
S-rmèdc, sm. remedy, clyster,
lïoema. [to rights.
Bemcdicr, vn, to remedy, set
Remêler, va. to mix ; sufîie
again; entangle.
Reniémoratif, ve, a. COmme-
moratiTC.
Remémorer, va, tO remind.
Se—, vr. to remember.
Remener, va, lo carry or bring
back. [miss,refii?e_
Remercier, tia. to lliank, dis-
Remerctmcnt, sm. tlianks.
Réméré, sm, redemplinr.
Remettre, t'a. to put back again,
delay, resign, commit, remit,
send, deliver up, replace; rea-
tore ; reset.
Se— , tr. to set to again; re-
member ; recover.
Remeubler, va. to refurnish.
Réminiscence, «^.réminiscence.
Remise, sf. ccacb-house,lhicket,
delay, remiltance, déduction.
Voiture de — , glass-coach.
Remiser, tia. to put np a car-
riage.
Rcmissibic, a, remissible.
Rémî«eioit, sf. remission.
Remmener, t)f7. to lead again.
Rcmulade, Rémoulade, sf,
remolade.
Rémollicnt, e, a. émollient.
Remonte,!/'. Remontage, sm,
waniping; wioding,up remount.
Remonter, vn. to go up again ;
rise; reascend; trace back.
— , t'a. wind up ; carry up ; new-
stock; supply; wamp, go up.
Se — , t'î*. tosioik one's self again;
wind up (as a watcb, etc.)
Remontrance, sf. remon-
strance. [show again.
Remontrer, v. to remonstrate,
Remordre, va. to bite again.
Rémora, sm. obstacle, delay.
Remords, sm, remorse.
Remorque, sm, towing of a
ship.
Remorquer, l'a. to to* a ship.
Renioudre, va. to grind again.
Remouiller, iJrt. to wet or dip
again, anchor again.
Rémouleur, S)ii. knife grinder.
Remous, sm. dead-waler, eddy.
Rempaillage, sm. chair-botlô-
ming.
Rcn)liniller,l'a. to Stuff, botlom.
Rempailleur, tm. cbair-botto-
mer. [again.
RelnpiW|iieter, t'a. to pacK up
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Se remparer, vr, to fortifj
eue 's self.
Rempart 1 sm. raitipart, bul-
wark. [reinvestrrent.
Reuiplacenieiit, S)7i. replacinf:,
JKeiupIaccr, va. to replace,
^upply, reiovcst.
Se—, V7: to bo replaced; ob-
tain a fresh supplj.
Se faire—, to ge"t a subslilute.
Rempli, sm. plait, tuck.
Kemplier, va. to turn in.
Remplir, tid. to £11 up, fill a^-ain,
fulfil. [rubbisb.
Remplissage, sm, filling up,
Rciiiplisseuse, sf. point-Iace
maker; filler.
Remploi, sm. replacing of mo-
ney, compensation , reinvest-
ment. [again.
Remployer, va. to employ
Remplumer, va, to new-quill.
Se—, lo get new feathers;
thrive.
Rempocber, la, to repocliet.
Rcmpoissouuer, va. to restock
with fish.
Remporter, ta, to carry back,
bear cff; oblain.
Rempoter, va. ta repot.
Rempruuter, va. to borron
again. [ring,
Remiiago, sm. moving, stir-
Remuant, e, a. stirring; bu<(;;
restless. [ging, stir.
Remue-ménage, sm. runima-
Remuement, sni> moving stir,
commotion.
Remuer, v. to move, stir; affect;
slir, budge; fidget.
Se—, vr. to move; stir; bestir
one's self.
Rémunération, sf. renard,
Réjiiuuératoire, a. (ju.) remu*
neraiory. [munerate.
Rémunérer, va. to renard; re-
Reuâcler, un. to snufûe up;
snort; dcmur.
Renaissance, sf. régénération,
revival. [again.
Renaissant, e,a. springing up
Renaître, vn. to revive; spring
up; bc born again, rise again.
Rénal, e, a. recal.
Renard, «m, fox, crafty fellow,
dcep dng; rejnard.
Renardeau, sm. fcx's cub,
ECeucaisser, va. to put into
anolLer box; get in (monej).
Hencbéri, s. tasiidïcus person.
Renchérir, va. to make dearer;
get dearer; rise,
Reucbérissement) sm. ri.'ie
in price.
Rcuclouer, va. to spike again.
Kencogncr, l'a. to drive into a
corner.
Rencontre, sf. meeting, ren-
counter, occasion, cbancei
De — , second band.
Roue de — , balance nheel.
Rencontrer, ta. to meet; £nd;
fali in wilh; quess.
Se—, vr. to meet; to coincide.
Reudex-vous, sm. rendezvocs;
appoinlment.
Rendormir, fa. to sleep again.
Se—, vr. to fal! asieep again.
Rendouliler, ta. to turn in.
Rendre, ffi. to rcnder, restcre,
express, proûuce, \oid, bear,
pass, deliver, discbarge,
— compte, to give an account.
— jtisiice, to do justice.
— rûme, 10 give up tbe ghost.
— raison de, — lo explain for.
— un arr2t,to pass a judgmeut,
— visite, to paj a visit.
Se rendre, tr, to render one's
self; Eurrender, yield, repair,
liecome; go.
Rcndurcir, v. to barden.
Rêne, sf. bridie-rein.
Tenir les — 8, to govern.
Renégat, sm. renegado, reno-
gade.
Reneiger, vn. to snow again.
Rencltoyer, t'a. to clean again.
Renfaiter, t'a, lo new ridge.
Renfermé, sm. mustiness; close
smell.
Renfermer, ta. tO shut up
again, enclose, include, com-
prise; boid.
Se— ,t)r. to shut one's self up;
conGno one's self,
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noiHIcr, un, lo thread again.
Renaaniincr, va. tO kindie
again.
Se— , vr. to talio fire again.
ReiiOcincnt, sm. swelling of a
pillar. [up.
Renfler, txi. to swell out ; puir
Rciifoucenicnt, sm. hollow ;
recess.
Rciiroiicer, va. fo new bottom
(a cask), drive; pull further on;
indent again. [Ihening.
Rciirorceimeut , sm. slreng-
Renforcé, e, a. thick, strong.
Rciiforcer, jjo. to reinforce ;
strenglhen.
Se—, vr. (0 get stronger.
Rcufort, sm. supply, reinTorce-
ment. [ment.
Rcngiigenieii<; sm. re-eugage-
Kcngager, va, lo re-engage
ono's self. [up.
Rengainer, va. to sbeath; put
up. [up.
So Rengorger, vr. to bridie
Reugruisscr, va. to fatlen
again ; feed.
Rcniable, a. deniable.
Rcuicmeut, sm. denying.
Kcnior, va. to denj, disown.
llcniaenicut,S)n. snii'nng.
Renifler, va. to snif.
Rcnifleur, »e,s. fnifTer.
Renne, sf, rein-deer. [again.
Reuoircir, va. to blacken
Renom, sm. renown, famé.
Renommé, o, a. renowued, fa-
mous.
Renommée, sf. famé, renown.
Renommer, va. to reelect; uame
again; renown.
Renonce, sf. renounCBi
Renoncement, sm. renouncing.
Renoncer, v. to renounce; dis-
claim, relinquish, forsake, re-
Yoke.
Renonciation, s/. renuncialioD,
Renoncule, sf, ranungulus,
crow-foot,
Rénovation, sf. rénovation.
Renouée, s/', blood-wort
Renouer, vn. ta tie again, re-
oew, reconcile.
Renoucnr, snn bone-setleri
ICcnouvenii, sf. fpring,
Ucnouvellenieut, sm. ren»
wing, revival.
Ucuouvelcr, va. to renew,
revive, refresb, replace.
Se — , vr. to be reiiewed. *•'
Bcnsvignement, S7n. bint, iQ-
formalion, indication.
Benseigner, va. lo leach again;
inform; direct.
Se—, uî-.toobiain inrormation.
Kentamcr, to eut again.
Kentassé, e,a. thickset dumpy.
Renlasscr, l'a. topile up again.
Kente, sf, ront, jearly iucome.
— viagère, life annuity.
Renier, va. to endow.
Rentier, c,s, annuilant, renter.
Reuloîlagc, sm. putting new
linen (to shirls); new canvass
(lo paintings), [nen to.
Rentoiler, va. to put new li-
Renloriilier, va. to new twist.
Rentraire, va. to Ëne-draw;
ranter.
Rentraiture, sf, fine-drawing.
RviEti'ajeur,Be, s. fîne-drawer.
Rentrée, sf. re-opening; re-en-
tering; relurn; receipt.
Rentrer, vti. to come, go or get
in again; re-appear; return; .
drive in. [again.
Renveloppcr, va. lo wrap up
Renverse (à la), backwards.
RenverHcauent , sm. reversing;
ruin; ovenhrow.
Renverser, va. tO throw doWD,
cverlbrow, ruin overturn, des-
troy, upset.
Rcnversour, sm, ovcrthrowor.
Reuvier, vn. to improve upon.
Renvoi, sm. sending back, ré-
férence.
Renvoyer, va. to send again,
send back; dismiss, return, re-
fer, direct, repuise.
Rcordiuation, 5^ reordinal^on.
Réordonner, va. lo reordain.
Réorganisation, sf. — zation.
Réorganiser, t'a. to reorganizs.
Se—, vr. to be reorganized.
Réouverture, sf. reoponinga
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Hcpalrc, jm.haunt, den, repalr.
Repatire, vn. to feed; delight.
Se—, vr. to feed; delight in.
Rcpniidrc, va. to spill; shed,
scatter; sprcad; pour oui.
Se — , vr. to be poured ont,
shed, go into soeiety: burst out.
Réparable, a. réparable.
Reparaître, vn. to reappear.
Réparatour, j»i, repairer, re-
slorer.
Réparation, s/, repaîr, repara-
ration, amends, satisraclion.
Réparer, va. to repair, relrieve,
recover; redeera.
Réparitiou, sf. reappearance.
Répartie, sf. repartee, replj.
Repartir, tJ.lo set out again, go
back again, reply.
Répartir, va. to divida; assess.
Répartitiou, sf. division; asses-
Repas, sm. repast, meal. [ment.
Repasser, v. to repass, wlict,
iron, rcvise, mend, poiish up.
— , V7i. to repass; relurn; call
Rep.tsseiir, S)?ï. grinder. [again.
Repasseuse, sf, ironer, lauD-
dress.
Repaver, lia. to new-pave.
Repayer, va. to pay over again.
Repêcher, va. to fish up again;
recover.
Repeindre, va. to repaint.
Repenser, va» to Ihint again of.
Repeiitance, sf. repentance.
Repentant, e, a. repentant.
Repentir (se), vr. to repent;
— ,57îî. repentance. [rue
Repercer, va. to pierce again.
Répercussif, Te, a. — cusiTC.
Répercussion, sf. — siOD.
Répercuter, va. to repercuss;
reflect; repel; rererberate.
Reperdre, va, to lose again.
Repère, sm. bench-marki
Répertoire, sm. — tory.
Répéter, ra. torepeat; rehearse,
reflect; claim; sue for.
Se—, i_r. to rcpeat one's self.
Répétiteur, sm. private tutor.
Répétition, s/'. — tion, rehear-
sal, duplicaie.
Repeuplement, sm.repeopling.
Repeupler, va, lo repeople;
restock.
Bepic, sm. repeek (at piquet).
Uepiler, vn. to pound again.
Repiquer, va. lo pri''k asain;
pick up; prick out.
Répit, stn. respite, delaj.
Replacer, va. to place again.
Replaider, ud.to goto law again.
Replanter, va. to replant.
Replâtrante, s»i. rcplasiering;
siiam reconcîIiatioQ. [botch.
ReplAtrer, va. 10 repla.ster;
Replâtreur, sm. apologist.
Replet, te, a. corpulent, obese,
botcher.
Replélion, sf. corpulence, re-
pl'tion. [cess,wriDkle.
Repli, sm, fold, winding, re-
Replier, va. to fold again; wind.
Se—, vr. to fall back; coîl;
liirn up. [eue.
Réplii|ue, sf. reply, answer,
Répliquer, va, to reply; answer.
Replisser, Va. to plait again.
Replonger, va. to dip again,
replunge.
Se— ,Dr, to plunge in again.
Repolir, va. to repolisb.
Répondant, sm, security, res-
pondent.
Répondre, va. to answer.
—, vn. reply, agrée, lead, equal,
be accounlable for, be corres-
pond wilh, return.
Répons, S7n. response.
Réponse, sf. answer, reply.
Report, sm. continuation; car-
rying forward; brought forward.
Reporter, va. to carry bacii,
repeat.
Repos, sm. rest, quiet, landing
place, pause.
Reposée, sf. lair (of deer).
Reposer, v. to rest, calm; slum»
ber, lie, iay, repose, settle.
Se — , vr. to rest one's self,
settle; rely; dépend (upon);
dwell; trust. ' [altar.
Reposoir, sm. resling-placo.
Repoussant, e, a. répulsive,
forbidding, [king,
RepouBseuicutjsm. reçoit; ki»
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Repousser, va, to drWe; pusb,
repuise; ropel.
—, un. 10 shoot; kick; recoil.
l&epousaoir, 5m. driver, chisel.
Blcprchcusiblc, a, — fible.
ItépréheiiAion, sf. — sion.
Ueprenilre, va. to retake; re-
new, cliide, take up a stilch,
blâme, criticise, get profit, re-
ply, take root again. [close.
Se — , vr. lo correct one s self;
Iteprésaillcs, sf. reprisais.
Kcpréseutaut, sm, représen-
lali-ve.
Rcpr<-scn<alif, ve, a. — tive.
Représentation, sf. — tioD, ex-
hibition, acling, show.
Représenter, v. to represent,
produce, act, perform; express;
show.
Répression, sf. repression.
Répressif, Te, a. répressive.
Reprêter, va. to lend again.
Réprimande, sf, reprimand ,
reproof.
Réprimander, va. to reprove.
Réprimer, un. to repress; curb.
Reprise, sf. relaking, reoewal ;
burden (ofa song); darn.
A diverses — , at différent
times.
Repriser, un. to Dnedraw, darn.
Réprobation, af. — tion.
Reprocbable, a. reproachful.
Reprocbe, sm. reproach.
Reprocher, va. to reproach;
except against; grudge.
Reproduction, sf. — lion.
Reproduire, va. to reproduce.
Se—, vr. to reappear ; re cur.
Réprouvé, sm, reprobale.
Reprouver, va. lo prove again.
Réprouver, ua. reprobate; con-
demn.
Reps, sm, reps.
Reptile, a.sm. reptile, cravling.
Républicain, e, a. S. republt-
can.
Républicanisme, »m. — nlsm.
République, 5^. republîc, coiiQ-
monwealth.
Répudiation, sf, — tion.
Répudier, va. to repudiate.
Répugnance, sf. répugnance.
Repiigii^3it, e, a. répugnant.
Répugner, un. to . 'îol repu»
gnance, go against.
Repululer, un. 10 repuUulalBe
Répulsif, vc, a. répulsive.
Répulsion, sf. — sion. ^
Réputation, sf, — tion, repute.
famé. [deem,
Réputer, va. to réputé, esteem;
Requéruble, a, demandable.
Requérant, e, a. plainlilf.
Requérir, va. to applicant, re-
quire, demand; call in.
Requête, sf. requcst, pétition.
Requiem, snt. rcquest, demand.
Requin, S7n. shark.
Requinquer (se), va. ta dren
or spruce one's selfup.
Requis, e, a. requisite. [call.
Réi|uisitiou, sf. réquisition;
Réquisitoire, sm. suit, request.
Rescindant, sm. motion tO
refciud; cancel. [cel.
Rescinder, va. to rcscind, can-
Rescision, sf. — sion, cancel-
ling.
Rescisoiro, «. sm. rescissory.
Rcscrïptiou, sf. assignment.
Rcscrit, sm. rescripi, edict.
Réseau, sm. bag-net, net-work.
Réséda, sm. mignonette, reseda.
Réservation, sf. réservation.
Réserve, sf. reserve, proviso.
A la—, except.
Réservé, e, a. s. reserved; coy.
Réserver, va. to reserve, sa-ve,
keep Lack; lay by.
Se—, to reserve one's lelf,
bide one's time. [pond.
Réservoir, sm. réservoir, fish-
Résidant, e, a. résident.
Résidence, sf. résidence; resi-
dentship.
Résident, sm, résident.
Résider, va. to resida ; abide
dwell; stay.
Résidu, sm. residue.
Résignataire, sm. résignée.
Résignation, sf. — tiou.
Résigner, ua. to resign,give up.
Se — , vr. to Eubmit.
Résiliation, $f, cancellioj.
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Résilier, va. ta canceli
Hésille, sf. net (for the hair).
Rcsiiic, sf. ro?in; resin,
Itésiiieiix, se, a. resioous.
Uf'sipisecBice, sf. résipiscence.
Rcsisiaiice, sf. — ce, opposi-
tion.
Résisior, vn, to resîst, oppose.
Résisiiblc, a. resislible.
Résolu, c, a. s, resolved, reso-
lute, Lold, stoul-hearled.
Résoluble, a. resolvable.
Résoluincut,a(i. boldly,stout1y.
Résolutif, *e, a. s. — tive, dis-
solvina;. [détermination.
Résolution, sf. — tion, résolve,
Résolutoire, a> $. résolutive,
cancelling.
Résotiiiauce, sf. résonance.
Résonnant, e, a, ecboing, ré-
sonant, [ing.
Résouucment, sm, resound-
Résonncr, vn. to resound, éclio.
Résoudre, vn. to résolve, solve,
induce, cancel, melt. [(on).
Se—, vr. to be resolved; décide
Respect, sm. respect; révérence.
Respectable, a. respectable.
Respectabilité, sf. — lily.
Respecter, «n.to respect; spare.
Se — , V. to respect one's self^
Respectif, ve, a. respective.
Respectivement, ad. — vely.
Respectueusement, respect-
fully. [fui.
Respectueux, se, a. reipcct-
Rcspirable, a. breathable.
Respiration, sf. — tioo, brea-
tbing. [respire.
Respirer, v. to breathe, rest;
Resplendir, V. to be rcsplen-
dent. [dent, gliltering.
Resplendissant, e, a. resplen-
Respli'udisscmcut, sin. res-
** plendence. [bilily.
Responsabilité, sf. responsi-
Respousable, a. responsible.
Ressac, sm. (mar) surf.
Rcssaigner, ra. to bleed agaln.
Ressaisir, va. lo seize again,
Rcssnicr, va. 10 sait again.
Ressasser, va., to silt again;
scrutinize.
Ressaut, sm. jutty, projection.
Ressaiitcr, vn. to leap again.
Rcssellcr, va. to saddie again.
Ressemblance, sf, ressemilaa-
ce, likeness.
Ressemblant, e, a. Hke.
Ressembler, VU. to resemble,
to be like. [otlior.
Se — , vr. to resemble each
Ressemelage, sm. new-soling;
new-footing. [new-foot.
Ressemeler, va. to new-sole;
Ressemer, va. to sow again.
Ressentiment, Sm. fecling,
toucli, resenlment.
Ressentir, va. et vr. to feel;
expérience. [(of); resent.
Se—, vr. to feel the elTecls
Resserrement, sm. tigbtecing,
oppression.
Resserrer, va. tO bind up ;
tigliler; contract,bind, confine;
close. [energy; resort.
Ressort, sm. spring, elasticity,
Ressortir, vn. to be in tlio ju-
risdiction of, to go oui again.
Ressortissant, e, a. dépendent
(on).
Ressouder, va. to new-solner.
Ressource, sf. resource, shift;
experient. [brance.
Ressoiivenance , sf. reraem-
So Ressouvenir, vr. to re-
member. [branco.
Ressouvenir, sm* remem-
Ressusciter, V, to raise (from
the dead), revive.
Ressuyer, va. to dry.
Se—, vr. to dry; be dried.
Restant, e, a. S. remainder left.
Restaurant, sm. restorative;
ealing bouse.
Restaurateur, s. restorer, kee*
per of an ealing bouse.
Restauraiif, vc, n. restorative.
Restauration, sf. restoration.
Restaurer, va. to reslore; re»
eslablish. [residue, rest.
Reste, sm. remainder, remnant,
Au—, ad. aiso, besides.
De—, ad. left; to spare-
Du— , ad. besides.
Etre eu—, lo be in arroar»i
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Rester, vn. to remain; slay, slop.
Restituable, a. to be restored.
Restituer, va. to reslore; reins-
tate; give back.
Restituteur, sm, restorer.
Restitution, sf. ~~ tion.
Rcslreiiulrc, va. to restricl;
restraio; limit.
Se—, vr. to reslraîn one's seir.
Restrictif, *e, a. — ti\e.
Restriction, s/,— tion, réserve.
Restringent, sm. restriugent.
Résultant, c, a. resulting.
Résultat, sm. result; issuei
Résulter, V. to resuit; ensue.
Résumé, sni.summary, abstract.
Résumer, va. to résume; sum
Résurrection, sf. — tion. [up.
Rétablir, va. tD reslore, rece-
ler, re-establisli, briug back.
Se—, vr. to recover; improfe.
Rétablissement, sm. re-esta-
blislimenl, reco\'ery.
Retaille, sf. sbred. [mend.
Retailler, vn. to eut again ;
Retaper, va. to do up; remo-
\ate (a hat); dress (a •vig).
Retard, sm. stay, delay.
Retardataire, $)n> persoo In
arrears, laggard.
Retardation, sf. — tion.
Retardement, sm. delà;.
Retarder, V7i. to relard, delà;;
put off; lose.
Reteindre, va. to d;e again.
Retenir, va. to delain; hindcr,
be°peak, carr;, boldback, Lire,
Se—, vr, to forhear; hold on;
cling; reslrain one's self.
Retentir, »e, o. — tive.
Rétention, sf. — tion, retaining.
Retentir, vn. to resound, riug;
ecbo. [ringing.
Retentissant, e, a. resounding,
Retentissement, sm. resoun-
ding, noise; din.
Retenu, e, a. reserved, discreet.
Retenue, sf. reserve, discrétion,
^kecplcg in (pupils).
Réticence, sf. conceaiment.
Réticulaire, a. reticular.
Bélif; ve, a. restive, stubborn.
Rctirorme,a. retiform.
Kciine, sf. relina of Ihe e;8.
ICciiré, o, a. rctired, secluded.
Retirement, sm, contraction.
Retirer, va. lo draw again,
draw out, barlïour, redeem;
fire again, deiiire.
Se—, to retire, willidraw;
fhrink, leave olT; elib.
Retomber, vn. to Tall again.
Rctordemcnt, sm. twisling.
Retordre, wi. to twist; wring.
Rétorquer, va. to retort.
Retors, e, a. twisled, cunning,
— ,s. craTl; person. [crafLy.
Rétorsion, sf. relorting,
Retouclic, sf, retoudiing.
Retoucher, va. tO retoucb
again, correct.
Retour, sm. return, \icissilude,
reciprocit;, turn.
Retourne, sf. trump.
Retourner, v. to return, turn,
turn up, again, aboul, cvcr.
S'en—, Dr. to turn back.
Retracer, va. to trace again
describe. [canlalion
Rétractation, sf, — tion, re-
Rétracter, un. to retract, recaut
Se-, vr. to eat oce's words;
retract.
Rétractation, sf. — lion.
Rctraire, va. to redeem (an
eslale).
Retrait, sm, prÎT;, redecming.
Retraite, sf. retreat, retirement,
refuge; tattoo, pension.
Retranclienient, sm. retrcnch-
ment, intrenclinient.
Retrunclier, va, to reirench;
eut off, inlrench, take off; sup-
press.
Se—, vr. to reslrain, fortiBj
one's self.
Retravailler, va. to work agai n.
Rétrécir, va. to strailen; sliii'i'
narrow, conlract.
Se — , vr. to grow narrow.
Rétrécissement, sm, coutruct-
ing, stricture.
Retremper, va, tO soak agaia;
invigorale; retemper.
Rétribuer, va, to retribute.
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Acii'ibiition, sf. requital, re-
iCèti-onctir, vc,a. — tive.[uard.
Kriracêdei> la. to giïe back
again.
5ێti*oces*iion^ s^.reconveyance.
Kêtrogrudntioii. sf. — tion.
Btéd'o^rude^ a. rétrograde,
Kéti-ogrndcr, t'a. to rétrograde,
go Lackward.
HvIrotiBBC. e, a. SDub.
Relroiisscmcllt, sm. tucking
up again, cockiog up.
Retrousser, lia. to tuck up;
turn up.
RetfoiisBis, sm. cock of a hat.
Kelrotiver, va. to find again.
Keis, sm. nel; smare.
Kvtudier, va. to sludj again.
Stéunion, sf. reunion, meeting,
party, [assemble.
Réunir, va. to reunite; joio;
Se— , ur. to reunite; join again;
meet. [prosper.
Réussir, vn. to succed; tljrive;
Réiissilo, sf. success; issue.
Revaucbc, sf. revenge, return.
Eu — , in return. [port.
Revancber, V)i. to derend;sup-
Se — , vr. lo défend one's self;
avenge.[pleasant dreams; muse.
B^vassor, vn. to bave un-
Rêïc,s?7i.a dream; fancy, vision.
Repêche, a. barsb, cross-grai-
ned.
Réveil, sm, awaklng, alarni.
KéTeille-matin, sm. alarm-
cloïk. [vive, excite, slir up.
Réfeillcr, va. to awake, re-
Se— , vr. to wake, up awake.
RéTcillon, sm. midnight revel.
Rcvclatlon, sf. — tion, disco-
very. [ver; lay open; disclose.
Révéler, va, to rcveal; disco-
Rctreitaut. e, a. likely, taking.
— , sm. gliost. [ment.
— -bon, S)n. perqulslte, emolu-
lEcTeiideur, se, s, cbandler;
retaller.
Revendication, 5/. daim*
ItL-veiidiqiier, ta. toclalm.
Revendre, va. to sell again.
Revenir, vn. 10 corne back;
grow again; return; corne;
amount to; recover, arise,
Revente, sf. resale. [please.
Revenu, sm. revenue, iucome.
Revenue, sf. young wood.
Rêver, vn. to dream; rave;
muse; think.
Réverltération, sf, -^ tion.
Réverbère, sm. réverbère, lan-
tern.
Réverbérer, va. to reflect.
Reverdir, va. to make green
oi-ain; grow young again.
RcvérecnmeiiC, ad. reverentîy.
Révérence, sf. révérence, bcw,
courtesy. [rentialy,
Révéreucieusemesit, ad.reve-
Révérencieux, se, a. reveren-
Révérend. e, a. révérend, [tial.
Révérendissime, sm. most or
rigbt révérend. [rence.
Révérer, ta. to revere, reve-
Rêvcrie, sf, revery, musîng, de*
lirium. [varnisb again.
Revernir, va, to glaze OTer,
Revei's, S7n. back of the band,
reverse; back-stroke.
Reverser, fa. to pour out again.
Revcrsi. sm. reversi (at cards)*
Réversible, a. revertible.
Reversion, sf. réversion.
Revêtement, sm. lining, facin^s
Revêtir, t'a. to clotiie; dress;
line, invest, bestow.
Se—, vr. to put on; assume.
Revêtu, e, a, clothed, dressed;
iined. [musing.
Rêveur, se, a. t, thougbtful;
— , sm. dreamer. [fer.
Revirement, sm. tacking, trans-
Revlrer, va. to tack about;turB
about. [mine.
Réviser, vn, to revise, exa-
Reviseur, S7n. reviser.
Révision, sf. review, révisai.
Revisiter, fa. to revisit.
ReviviQer, va, to revive.
Revivre, vn. to lift agaii ; ra-
Faire— ,10 revive. | vive.
Révocable, a. revocable.
Révocation, sf. repeal.
Révoratoire, a. revocato 7.
Revoir, va to see «gain, reTÎset
correct.
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Se— ,ur.to see each Dtheragain.
névoliaiit, e, a. revolting.
■tévolte, sf, revolt.
RévoUé^ sm. rebel, révolter.
Révolter, va. lo rouse; excite;
insligate.
Se—, vr. 10 revolt; rebel.
RcTolu, e, a. revolved, pasti
Révolution, sf. révolution.
Révolutionnaire, a. revolutio-
— , sm. revolutionist. [nary.
Révol-utiouuer, va» to revolu-
tionize.
Rcvomir, VR. to Tomit; bring up.
Révoquer, «a.to dismiss; rccali;
revoke. [examiBation.
Revue, sf. review, searcb,
Révulsif, ve, a. révulsive.
Révulsion, sf, révulsion.
Rez, even with. [floor.
— -de-ciiauBsée, sm. groucd-
Rhabillage, sm, mending, re-
pairing.
Rhabiller, va. to oew-clotbe,
dress again, repair.
Se—, to dress one's self again.
Rhéteur, sm. rhetorician.
Rhétorique, sf. rhetoric.
Rhinocéros, sm< rbinoceroSi
Khodedeudron, sm. rose-ba;>
Rhoinbe, sm, rhomb.
Rhum, sm. rum.
Rhubarbe, sf. rhubard.
Riiumatisnie, sm. rbeuœatism.
Riiunie, sm. cold.
— de cerveau, cold Inthdhead.
Rh}'thme,sm. rhjthm.
Rhythniique, a, rhjthmical.
Riaist, e, a. pleasant, smiling.
Ribambelle, sf. string; host;
Ribnud, e, a, lewd. [array«
Ribleur, sm. rambler.
Riboie, sf. drunkenness.
Riboter, vn.to get drunki
ISiboteur,8e,s.drunlier; tippler.
Ric-à-rîc, ad. rigorouslj; slric-
Ricnnement, sm. sneenng.[lly.
Ricaner, vn. to titler; sneer.
Ricaneur, se, S. giggler, sne-
Richard, sm. rich man. [erer>
Riche,», ricb, wealthy, opulent,
. costly, fertile, fruitfui.
—, sm, riçh man«
Richement, a(Z. richly, amply.
Richesse,;/', weallh, richness.
—, pi. riches.
Ricin, sm. castor-oil plant.
Huile de — , castor-oil.
Ricocher, tin. to ricochet.
Ricochet, sm. rebound.
— , pi. ducksand drakes.
Ride, sf. vprinkle.
Rideau, sm. curtain, shelteF
Ridelle, sf, rack of a cart.
Rider, va. to wrinkle (ma.)
stretch eut; rumple.
Se—, vr. to wrinkle; shrivel.
Ridicule, tm, redicule, reticu!e
(Ptnall bag).
Ridicule, a. ridiculous.
Ridiculement, ad. — lousiy
Ridiculiser, va. to ridicule.
Rien, ad. nothlng; mère Iriflc.
En moins de — , la less tbao
no time.
— du tout, nothlng at ail.
Rieur, se, s. laugbter.
Riflard, .<im. large plane.
Rigide, a. rigid, sliff, severe.
Rigidement, a. rigidly.
Rigidité, sf. rigidity, strictneîs.
Rigodon, sm. rigadoon.
Rigole, s/', trench, rill.
Rigoler, vn. to lipple.
Rigorisme, sm. rigorlsm.
Rigoriste, sm. rigorist. [ly
Rigoureusement, a(2. rigorous-
Rigoureux, se, a. rigorous,
severe, hard, cruel. [cruelty.
Rigueur, sf. rigour, severity,
A la—, rigorously. [versas.
Rimailler, vn. to Write sorry
Rimailleur, sm. rhymester.
Rime, sm, rhyrae, verse.
Rimer, vn. to rhyme; tally.
Rimeur, sm. rhymer. [glass,
Riuce-houcbe, sm» Snger-
Rinceau, sm, foliage.
Rincer, va, to rlnse.
Rinçure, sf. finslng.
Ringard, sm, pokar.
Ripaille, sf. feasting,junketiiig<
Ripe, sf, scraper (for stone).
Riposte, tf, reply; p^rry and
(hrust. [and thrust,
Riposter) Vd. to reply; parrf
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Rii-c, en. to laugh; jolie; jest;
S« — , tir. to laugb at. [smile.
—, S!u. laughler, laugthing.
Ris, sm. laugb; smile (nia.)reers.
— de «eau, sm, cail's sweet-
bread. [stock.
Risée, »f. Isughing; laugbing-
nisible, a. risible, ISDgbable;
fumay.
Risqiiable, a. blzardous.
Risque, sm. risk, bazard.
Risquer, va. to risk; bazard.
Se — , vr. to ruD tbe risk.
Rissole, sf. minced-meat frilter.
Rissoler, vu. to browo.
Rii, sm, rite.
iiournelle, sf. ritoroello.
RitualUte, tm. rltualist.
Rituel, im. ritual.
Riv.ige, sm. sbore, bank, side.
Rival, e,a. S. rival.
Rivalité, sf. rivalrj. [skirt.
Rive.s/.bank, sbore; border; oul-
River,ua. to rivet; clioch.
Riverain, a. river-side.
— , sm. rîTer side résident.
Rivet, sm. rivet.
Rivière, sf. river.
Rixe, sf. quarrel; afray; souffle.
Riz, sm rice.
Rizière, s/', rice-ground.
Rob, S7n. rob. [hnsk.
Robe, sf. gown,robe,skiD, bull,
— <!o clianibre, morning gown.
Roliiuel, sm. cock; lap.
'Kuboratif, Te,a. streDgtbening.
Robuste, a. robust, stroug;
hearty.
Ciobusiement, ad. robustiv.
ISoe, sm. rock; castle. [vvtiort.
Eiucaille, sf. grotlo or rock-
liocnilleiix, se, a. slony; rougb;
pobMy.
Roraïubole, sf. rocambole, zest.
Rocbe, sf. rock, stone.
Rocher, Sf». rock, cliff.
Rococo, sm. rococo.
—, rj. autiquated.
Rôder, ua to rove,prowl.
Rôdeur, sin. rover, rambler.
Rodouioui, sm. bully, hulT.
Rodomonlade, sf, boasling,
noiialions, f>i. — tion, dajs.
Rogatoire, sm. judicial com-
Rogaton, sm. scrap. [mission.
Rogne, sf. scab, itcb; mange.
Rogner, va, to clip, prune;
pare; eut.
Rogneur,a«, s. clipper(orcoin).
Bogneux, se, a. scabb;, itcbji
maugy.
Rognon, sm. kidney, bip.
Boguonoer, vn, to growl.
Bognure, sf, parlng, shre(J,
clipping.
Rogomme, sm. spirils; cordial.
Bogue, a. haughty, arrogant.
Roi. stn, king.
Roitelet, sm. kingliog; wrcn.
Bôle, sm, roll, list, part (of a
play.
A tour de — , In turns.
Bôlet, sm. icinor part.
Bomaiu, e, a. s. Roman.
— , sm, (typ.) primer. [leltuce.
Bomaiue, sf. steelyard; coss
Boman, sm. romance, novel.
Bomance, sf. ballad.
Boinancier, sm. novelist.
Bomaneaque, a. romantic.
BomauesquemenI, ad, re-
mantically.
Bomaiitique, a. romantic.
Romarin, sm. rosemary.
Rompre, V. to break, break off,
keep off, break up,disliand, train,
Se—, vr. to break off.[destroj
A tout—, furiously.
Rompu, e, a.broken, accuslomed.
Ronce, sf. briar, bramble.
Bond, e, a. round, circnlar,
plaiD, cirele.
— , sm. roand, ring, cirele.
— point, sm, eircus.
Roudacbe, sf. round shieM.
B jiide, sf, round, semibreve;
-xiudeau, s»i. rondo. [rondo.
Boudelet, te, a, roundisb.
Rondelle, sf. target, round.
Rondement, ad. roundiy, fasi.
Rondeur, sf. roundness.
Rondin, sm. billet, cudgel.
Roudiner, va. to cudgel.
Ronflant, e, a. snoring; bigb-
soiinding; sonorous. [ming,
BouOemeut, $m. snoring; bum-
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Roiiflrr, vn. to snore ; bum ;
UonOuur, se, s. snorer. [roar.
Uoiiger, va. lo gnaw; pick,
niljble, eat, champ.
Rongeur, se, a. gnawfng.
Uoquer, vn. to castle(at chess).
Ku(|iieA, sm. cur; mongrel.
Koi|uette, sf. rocket, besperis.
Ko(|uillc, sf. gill, quarteo.
Kosace, sf, rose.
UosaQe, sm. rose-ba;.
Rosaire, sm. rosary.
Rosat, a. of roses, rose.
etosbif, sm. roast-beef.
Rose, sf. rose, rose-wîndow.
— , «. rosy.
Rosé, e, a. rosy>
Roseau, sm. rééd.
Rose-croix, s. Rosicrucian.
Rosée, sf. dew. [pure copper.
Rosette, sf. red-ink-, rosette,
Rosier, sm. rose-bush; rose-tree.
Rosière, sf. youDg maiden who
bas obtained a prize for her
good conduct.
Rosse, j^. misérable back.
Rosser, va. to tbrash ; drub.
Rossignol, sm. Dightiogale; pic-
klock.
RosBiiiaute, sm, sorr; borse.
Rossolis, sm. rosolis.
Rostrale, a. rostral.
Rot, sin. éructation, belch.
Rât, sm. roasted méat.
RotatioD, sf. — tiOD.
Rote, sf. rota, court or justice.
Roter, vn. to belcb.
Rôti, sm. roast-meat
Rôtie, sf. toast. [bum,
Râiir, va. to roast ; toast; broil;
Rôtisserie, sf. cook's shop.
Rôtisseur, se, s. cook. [tus.
Rôtissoire, sf. roasting-appara-
Rotoude, sf. rotuoda. [oess.
Rotondité, 8^. rotuudit},rouDd-
Rotnle, if, koee-pao.
Roture, sf. soccage, commo-
nalty. f-vulgar.
Roturier, e, a. s. plebeian,
Rotui-ièremeut, ad. meanly.
Rouage, sm. wheel-work.
Rouan, a. roan. [casks).
Rouanne, — ette* s, braDd (for
Rouanner, t'a. to brand (caskgy
Rouble, sm. ruble (russlan mo-
Roucou, sm. roucou. [ney.)
Roucoulement, sm. cooing of
the dû\e.
Roucouler, vn. to COO.
Roue, sf. wbeel, peacock's tail.
Roué, sm. rake, profligale.
Rouelle, sf. round slice.
Roueunerie, sf. Rouen goods
(cotton prints, etc.)
Rouer, va. lo break on tbe
wbeel; dupe; gull; coil; cudgel.
Rouet, sm. spinning-wheel,small
wbeel.
Rouge, a. red.
—, sm. paint, red, colour; rouge.
Rougeâti-e, a. reddisb.
Rougeaud, e, a.ruddy. [breast.
Rouge-gorge , sm. roDin-red
Rouge-bord, sm. bumper.
Rougeole, sf. measles.
Rouget, sm. red surmulet
Rougeur, if. redness, blusb»
colour. [blush.
Rougir, sm. to redden, colour»
Roui, sm. steeping; rettiag.
Rouille, sf. rust, mildew.
Rouillé, e, a. rusty.
Rouiller, va. to rust; impair.
Se— , ur. to grow rusty; déclina.
Rouillure, sf. rust.
Rouir, t>. to steep ; ret.
Roulade, sf. roulade, trilling.
Roulage, sm. rolling, roulade.
Roulant, C) a. rolling; at work,
easy. [roller.
Rouleau, sm. rolt, rolling-pin.
Roulée, sf. turn; voKey.
Roulement, sm, rolling, trill.
Rouler, va. '.0 roll ; ramble,
rove, revolve.
Se—, vr. to be rolled; wallow
Roulette., sf. Utile wbeel, cap-
ter, roulette.
Boiilier, «m. aoDmoa-carrUr.
Roulis, sm. rolling.
Rouloir, sm. roller.
Roupie, sf. snivel; rupoe
Roupiller, vn. to doze. [bead.
Roupillour, se, s. dozer sleepy-
Roussûtre, a. rusfct.
I Rousseau, sm. r«d-baired man.
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Stousseur, tf. redness; freckle.
Housai , sm. Kussia lealher;
burni smell.
Roiissilier, vit, to scorcb.
KoiihnIu, «m. cart-staliion,
Bouaair, v. to redden; Ecorchi
Boute, af. road, waj, course,
route, palh.
Routier, a. road-book.
Routine, sf. routine, habit.
Routiner, va. to teacb b; roa-
tloe.
Routinier, e, a. or routine»
Routoir, sm, retting-pool.
Rouvre, tm. the bardest oak.
Rouvrir, va. to open again.
Roux, Rousse, a. s. red, red-
baired, rufus, carrotj.
Royal, e, a. royal, régal, noble.
Royalenient,aÛ!.regally,rO)all;.
Royalisme, ad. rovalism.
Royaliste, $m, — list.
Royaume, sm. kiugdoiD, realm.
Royauté, sf. rojaltj.
Ru, sm. chauDel.
Ruade, sf. kick, fling,
Rul>an, sm. ribbon.
Rubancrie, sf. ribboD-trade.
Rnbanier, e, sa ribbon-neaver.
Ruliaué, e, a streaked.
Riilticau (clieval), a bayborseï
Rubicond, e, a. rubicund.
Rubis, sm. ruby. [trick.
Rubrique, sf. rubric, tltle, rule,
Ruelle, sf. bee-hive.
Ruchée, sf. hive-full.
Rudesse, s/'JiarsbDess; eeverity,
rudeness. [ment.
Rudiment, «m. — ment, ele-
Hudoyer, va. to use barshiy; 111
Rue, sf. Street, rue. [use.
Ruelle, sf. lane, bed-side.
Ruer, va. 10 fling; tbrow.
Se- sur, lo rush upon.
Hugine, 5/'. rugine.
Ru^ir, vn. to roar; bellow.
Rugissant, e, a. roariDg.[wlng.
Rugissement, sm. roar; bello-
Ruine, sf. ruin, decay, fall.
Ruiner, va. to ruin; destro).
Se—, vr. to fall, to decay.
Ruineux, se, a. ruiDOUS, totte-
ring.
Ruisseau, sm, riyulet, gutter,
kennel.
Ruisselant, e, a. dripping.
Ruisseler, va. to stream; drip.
Rumb, sm. (ma.) rhumb.
Riintcur, sf. rumour, uproar.
Ruminant, e, a. ruminant.
Rumiuaiioii; sf- — tion, che-
wing.
Ruminer, va. to rumiuate;
chew tbe cud.
Rupture, sf. fracture, rupture-
Rural, e, a. rural.
Rusenj/.craft; deceit; sly; dodge.
Rusé,e, a. s.cunniog, sly,erafty.
Ruser, vn. lo shirt, usecunning.
Rustaud, e, a. S boorisb, clown.
Rusticité, sf. rusticity, clown-
ishness.
Rustique, a. rural, rude.
Rusiiqucr, t'a. to rusticate.
Rustiquement, ad. rudely.
Rustre, a. s. boorisb, ciownish,
churl ; lout.
Ru», sm. rut, ruttiog.
Sa, pro. f. bis, her. Ha.
Sabbat, sm. sabbath, eaterwau-
liug; row, uproar.
Sabbatique, a. — tical.
Snbéisme, sm. sabeism,
Sabine, s^.sabine. [sable.
Sable, sm. sand, hour-glass,
Sablé, e, a. covered wilh sand.
Sabler, vn. to gravel; sand; toss
off.
Sableux, se, a. sindy; gravelly.
Sablier, jm. a hoor-glass.
Sablière, $f. sand-pit.
Sablon, sm. small sand.
Sablonneux, se, a sandy.
Sablonnier,S)n. sand-man.
Sablonnière, sf. sand-pit.
Sabord, sm, port-hole.
Sabot, S)»i. wooden-sboe, borseï
boof, lop.
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Sabotier, sm. wooden-sboe-
maker. [scole; rate.
Salioiiler, va. to push aboul;
Sabre, >m> sabre, broad-sword.
Sabrenas, sm. buDgIer.
Sabrenauder, va. to bungle>
Sabrer, va. to sabre; huddieup.
Sabreiir, sm, gooi) fighter.
Sac, sm. sack, bag, pillage.
Saccade, sf. saccade; jerk; jolti
Saccader, va. to jerk; check.
Saccage, sm. overtbrow.
Saccagemcnt, sm. sackingt
Saccager, va. to sack; raosack,
pluDder.
Saccageur, sm.sacker; ravager.
Sacerdoce, sm. priesthood.
Sacerdotal, e, a. — tal, priestly.
Sachée, sf. sackfui, bagful.
Sacbet, sm. tcenl-bag. [wallet.
Sacocbe, sf. long money-bag;
Sacrnmcnlal, e, a. — tal.
Sacraiuontnleineiit,n(i.— tally.
Sacre, sm. coronatiOD, consé-
cration.
Sacré, e, «. sacred, holy.
Sacrement, sm. sacrameDt.
Sacrer, rrt.to consecrate, crown,
curse; swear.
SacriOcateur, sm. sacriBcer.
SncriCcature, sf. priesthood.
Sacrifice, sm. sacrifice.
Socriflcr, urt.to sacrifice; de'vote.
Sacrilège, a. sm. sacrilegei
sacrilegious.
Sacrilégemcnt, nd.— legionsly.
Sacristain, sm, seston; sacris-
tan.
Sacristie, sf. vestry, sacrisly.
Sadiicceu, ue, 5. Sadducean.
Safran, sf. saffron.
Safrane, e, a. saffron; yellow.
Safraner, va. to saffron.
Sagace, a. acute, sagacious.
Sagacité, sf. sagacity. [good.
Sage, a. wise, niodest, sober,
— , sm. sage, wise man.
— -femme, sf. midwife.
Sagement, ad. wisely, soherly.
Sagesse, sf. wisdom, modestj,
honesty, sobriety.
Sagittaire, sm. Sagiltarius.
B eou, sm. sage.
Sagouin, e, S. sloTen.
Saignant, e, a. bleedingi
Saignée, sf. blood-letting; opSB
drain.
Saignement, sm. bleeding.
Saigneux, se, a. bloody.
Saillant, e, a. jutting, salient.
Saillie, sf. saliy, projection;
ranl,gush. . [start.
Saillir, mi. to gnA.' out, leap.
Sain, e, a. s. Sound, wbolesome
— et sauf, safe and sound.
Saindoux, tm. fresb-lard.
Sainement, ad. soundly.
Sain-foin, sm. sain-Foin.
Saint, e, a. S. boly, saint.
Sainte-barbe, sf. glin-room.
Saintement, ad. boliiy.
Sainteté, sf. holiness, sanctity.
Saisi, S7n. distrainee.
Saisie, sf. seizure, dislress.
Saisine, sf. seizin.
Saisir, va. to seize; lay boI(J
cf, grasp, distrain.
Saisi de, struck with. [nable.
Saisissabie, o.seizable, di.strai-
Saisissant, e, a. S. seizer, iin.
king.
Saisissement, sm. sbock, chiK.
Saison, sf. season, time.
Salade, sf. salad.
Saladier, sm. salad-dish.
Salage, sm. salting.
Salaire, sm salary, reward.
Salaison, sf. salting; sait méat.
Snlamalec, sm. profound bow.
Salamandre, sf. — der.
Salant (marais), sm .sait marsfa.^
Salarier, va. to pay,
Sale,<!. foui dirty, tilthj; indécent.
Salé, sm. sait pork. [coarse.
— , e, a. brinish, salted, sharp;
Salement, ad. fllthily, nastily.
Salep, sm. salep. [dear.
Saler, va. to sait; cure; sell
Saleté, sf. fillhiness, dirtiness
Saleur, sm. salter.
Salicoque, sf. prawn.
Salière, sf. salt-cellar.
Saligaud, e, a. sluttish; nasty.
Salin, e, a. saline, brinisb.
Saline, sf. salt-pit, salt-meat^
salt-fisb, saltern.
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Salir, va. 10 dlrl, lain; soil;
Salisson, sf. younï slut. [défile.
Salissure, sf. fpoil; sport ofdirt.
Suliiaire, a. clammj, salivai.
Salivation, s/". — tion.
Salive, sf. spiitle; saliva.
Saliver, vn. to saliva; spit.
Salle, s/, hall; room.
— à manger, dining-room.
— d'armes, rencing-room.
— de bal, btll-room.
Salmis, s)n, ha^hed game.
Salmigondis, sm. botcb-potch.
Saloir, sm. ?alt-tub.
Salon, sm. drafting-room, par-
leur, ejbibition of pictures.
Salope, o. s dirlj, slovenljf.
Saloperie, sf, sloveniiness.
Salpêtre, stn. saltpetre, nitre.
Salpêtrer, to nitriTy.
Salpêtrier, sm. saltpetre maker.
Salpêtrière, s/', saltpetra-house;
bridewell.
Salsepareille, tf. sarsaparllla.
Salsifls, sm. goal's beard.
Saltimbanque, sm. moUDte-
bank; juggler.
Salubre, a. salubrious.
Salubrité, sf. salubrity.
Saluer, va. lo salute , bowto;
greet.
Salure, sf. saltness, cbeer.
Salut, sm. salutation, safety,
sal-vation, salute.
Salutaire,a.salutary.who!esome.
Salutairement, ad. salutarîly.
Salutation, sf. salutation, bow.
Salve, sf. salute; ■volley. [ritaa.
Samaritain, e, a. S. a sama-
Samedi, sm. Saturday.
Sanctifiant, e, a. saDctifying.
Sanctificateur, sm, sanctifier.
Sanctificaiion. sf. — tion.
Aaiictifier, va. to sanctify; keep
boly; hallow.
Sanction, s/', sanction; assent.
Sanctionner, va. to sanction.
Sanctuaire, sm. — tuary; clian-
Sandal, sm. sandal-vood. [cel.
Sandale, sf. saudal.
Saudaraqiie. sf. — rac.
Sans^ sm. blood; race, famlly.
— -froid, sui. coolness.
Sanglant, e, a, bloody, grloTOUSi
outrageons.
Sangle, sf, a, girth, band.
Sangler, i>a. tolash; girth; strike.
Sanglier, sm, nild boar.
Sanglot, sm. sob.
Sangloter, vn. to Sob.
Sangsue, s/'.leech, blood-sucker.
SanguiQcatîon, sf, — tion.
Sanguiu, e, a. sanguine, blood-
red. [bloody, cruel.
Sanguinaire, a. saoguinary,
Sanguine, sf. red-lead, blood-
stone.
Sanguinolen(,e,a.saDguinolenk
Sanhédrin, sm. — drim, lewis!:
tribunal.
Sanie, sf. sanies (bloody pus).
Sanicux, se, a. sanious.
Sanitaire, a. sanitary.
Sans, pr, wilhout, but for.
— doute, doubtiess.
— -cœur, sm. heartiess fellow.
— -gêne, s^. uDceremoniousness#
— -souci, s. careless person.
Sansonnet, sm. starliug.
Santé, sf. health, toast.
Sapajou, sm. sapajou.
Sape, sf. sap.
Saper, va. to sap.
Sapeur, sm. sapper.
SapCiique, a. sappbic.
Saphir, sm. sapphire,
Sapidc, a. sapide, tasteabifl.
Sapidité, sf. sapidity.
Supin, sm. fir, pine.
Sapinière,s/'.shell;fir planlatiol.
Saponaire, s^ soap «orl.
Saquebute, sf. sackhut.
Sarabande, sf, sarabaod.
Sarbacane, sf. shooti;i^-Lube«
arrasmc, sm. sarcasm.
Sarcelle, sf. teal; uidgeon.
Sarcler, va, to weed
Sarcleur, se, weedftr.
Sarcloir, sm, weed-liook.
Sarclure, sf. «eedings.
Sarcocèle, sm. sarcocelc.
Sarcoma, sm. sarcoma (tu niooif
Sarcophage, sm, — gus
Sardine, sf. sardina
Sardoine, sf. sardonyx.
Sardouique, a sardonio.
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Sarigue, sf. opossum.
Sarmeut, sm. Mine-branch.
Sarmenteux, ce, n.sarmentous.
Sarriisin, sm. buck wlieaU
Sarrasine, sf. portcullis.
Sarrau, sm. waggoner's froek.
Sarriette, sf, savory.
Sas, sieve, screen.
Sasaafras, sm. sassafras.
dasaer, va. to sift, examine-
Satan, sm. Satan.
Satanique, a. satanie.
Satellite, im. satellite.
Satiété, if. satiety, repIetiOD.
Satin, tm. satin.
Suiinage, sm, hot-pressing.
Satiné, e, a. soft, glossy.
Satiner, «a. to hot-presf.
Sallneur, ae, s. hol-presser.
Satire, «m. satire, lampoon.
Satirique, a, — rlc.
—, sm. satirist.
Satlrîquement, ad. — rlcall^.
Satiriaer, va. to satirize*, cen-
sure.
Satisractlon, sf, satisfaction.
Satisfactoire, a. satisfactory.
Satisfaire, u. to satisfy, please,
gratify, fulfil.
Satisfuisant, e, a. pleasing.
Satisfait, e, a. satisfied.
Satrape, sm. satrap.
Saturation, sf. saturation,
Satiirer, va. to saturate.
Saturnales, $f. pi. — nalla.
Saturne, sm. Saturn,
Satyre, sm. satyr,
Satyrion, sn(i. satyrium.
Sauce, sf. sauce.
Saucer, va, to dip, sop; scold.
Saucière, sf. sailce-boat.
Saucisse, sf. sausage. [squib.
Saucisson, sm, thick sausage;
Sauf, Te, a, safe, secure.
— , pr. save.under, but.
— conduit, sm. safe-conduct.
Sauge, sf. sage. [terouï^.
Saugrenu, e, a. absurd; prepos-
Saule, sm.. willow, sallow,
Saumfitre, a, brakish.
Saumon, sm. salmon pig(of lead).
Saumoné, e (truite), a, sa) mon
Bauoiure, sf. briue. [trout.
Saunage, sm, salt-trade.
Sauner, va. to make sait.
Saunerie, sf. sallern.
Saunier, sm,. salt-maker.
Faux— , SOT. salt-smuggier.
Saupoudrer, t'a, to powiicr,
sprlokle, strew.
Saur(hareng),sm.red hcrring.
Saurer, va. to smoke (hen i ngs).
Saussaie, Sf. willow-plol.
Saut, sm. leap, jump, w&icv Fali.
Au— du lit, on Brst getUug up.
— de loup, baba.
Sauter, va. to leap, jump, skip;
tumble, coTor.
— à bas du lit, ta get utfrom bed,
— au cou de, to fall ou a per-
son's neck.
— aux yeux, to be obvious.
Sauterelle, sf. grasshopper.
Sauteur, se, s. leaper, lumbler,
juggler.
Sautillement, tm. skipping.
Sautiller, un to skip; hop.
Sautoir, sm. Sditier,
En — , ad. sallier-wise.
Sauvage, sm Savage, nild.
— , sm.. salTage, savage.
Sauvageon, sm. v :ld stock.
Sauvagerie, sf. unsociableness.
Sauvegarde , sf. safe-guard,
protection.
Sauver, va. to Save; excuse,
deliver, spare, palliate.
— qui peut, escape who raay.
Se—, ur. to escape, fly, amend
one's self.
Sauvetage, sm. salvage.
Sauveur, sm. saviour, saver^
Savamment, ad, learnedly.
Savane, sf. savanna.
Savant, e, a. <. learned.
~, sm, learned man, scbolar.
Savantasse, sm. sciolist.
Savate, sf, old shoe, bungler.
Savaterie, (/.cobblering.
Savetcr, ua. to cobl-le; biingle
Savetier, sm, cobbler, biinjlèr.
Saveur, sf, savour, relîsji. [of,
Savoir, va. to kiiow, Le i a,{;8
— bon, mauvais grc ili-^ lo
be well; ill pleased with.
Faire — , lo inform; let kuow.
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A «avoir, ad. to nit.
— ,si)i. knowledge, learning.
— faire, skill, tact.
— vivre, usage of Ihe world.
Savon, sm. soap; reprimaad.
Eau de—, soap, î^uds.
Savonnage, sm. soaping.[scoId.
ISavoiiner, va. to wash ; soap;
Savonnerie, sf. soap-bouse.
Slavonnetle, sf. nash-ball, bun>
tiog-walch.
Savonneux, ae, û. soapy.
Savourer, va. tO saveur; relish.
Savoureusemeut, ad. savou-
rilj.
Savoureux, se, a. savoury.
Saxatilc, a, saxatile.
Sayou, sm. roundfrock; blouse.
Sbire, s)?2. sbirro, myrmidon.
Scabicusc, af, scabious.
Scubieux, se, a. scabby.
Scabreux, se, a. rugged, difS-
cuU, ticklish.
Scalcue, a, scalene.
Scal|iel, sm. scalpelf
Scalper, va. to scalp.
Scaniuionée, sf. scammony.
Scaiiilale, syn. scandai, oITcnce,
scène.
Scanilaleu«emeut,nrl. — lousiy.
Scanilaleux, se, (7. s. scanda*
lous. [gi've offence.
Scanilaliser, va. to scandalise;
Se— ,Dr. to be offendfid.
Scander, va. to Scan.
Scni>tilaire,sm. scapular.
Scarabée, sm. scarabée, beetle.
Scaramouche , >m, scara-
mouch.
ScariûcateuF, «m. — Cator.
Scarification, sf. — tion.
Scurider, va. to scarify. [feTer.
Scurlaline (Oèvre), s. scarlet-
Sceau, Scel, sm. seal.
Scélérat, c,a.scelerat; flagitions.
— , s. a tillaiD,
Scélératesse, sf. villany.
Scellé, sm. seal.
JUvltre les — , lo seal up.
Scellement, sm. sealiog.
Sceller, va. lo seal; fasten;
Scelleur, sm. sealer. [irabed.
Scèaie, sf. stage, scène.
Sccnique, a. scenical.
Scénographie, sf. — phy,
Scepticisme, sm. — cism.
Sceptique, a. S. scepUc.
Sceptre, sm. sceptre.
Schako, sm. shako.
Schelem, sm. slam.
Schclling, sm, a sbillirg.
Schismatique, a. s, — lie.
Schisme, sm. schism.
Schiste, sm. shist.
Schiague, s/', flogging.
Sciage, sm. sawing.
Sciagraphie, sf, — phy.
Sciant, a. boring, annojîng.
Scialique, a, sciatic.
— , sf. soiatica, hip-goul.
Scie, sf, saw; bore; Loax.
Scivmnient, ad. knowingly.
Science, sf. science.
Scientifique, a» — cal.
Scientifiquement, ad. — Cally.
Scier, va. to saw; reap corn.
Scierie, sf. saw-yard; saw-mill»
Scieur, sm, fawyer.
Scille, s/, squill sea-onion.
Scinder, va. lo divide.
Scintillation, sf. tninkling.
Scintiller, vn. la scintillate;
twinkle.
Scion, sm, scion; young shoot.
ScCssile, a. scissile. [division.
Scission, sf. scission, schism;.
Scissure, sf, scissure, fissure.
Sciure, sf. saw-dust.
Sclérotique, $f. sclerotic.
Scolaire, a. scolastic.
Scolastique, sf. divinity,
— , il. scolastic. [lically.
Scolastiquemeut, ad. scbolas*
Scoliaste, sm. scboliast.
Scolie, sf. scholiura.
Scolopendre, sf. — dra.
Scorbut, S7n, scurvy.
Scorbutique, a S. scorbulic.
Scorie, sf. dross, scoria.
Scorificaliou, sf. scorificalioat
ScoriOor, va. to scorify.
Scorpion, sm. scorpion.
Scorsonère, s^ scorzonern.
Scribe, sm. scribe, copyi'-l.
t^crofnlaire, sf. scrofularia,
figwort.
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Scrofules, s, vl- scrorula.
Scroriileiix, ae, '■. scrofulous.
Scrotuui, sm. scroiuS
Scrupule, sni. scruple, ^'►'ibt.
Scrupuleusement, ad. scruyu-
lously.
Scrupuleux, se, a. scrupnlous.
Scrutateur, sm.—loT, searclier.
Scruter, ua.lo scrutinize, search.
Scrutin, sm. scrutiny, ballot.
Scubac,sr/t.scubac; usquebangb.
Sculpter, va. to cai-ve, sculp-
ture, [lor.
Sculpteur, sm. carver, sculp-
Sculpture, sf. — ture, carving.
Se, pr. one's selT, himseif, her-
self, thomsel'ves, one anothcr.
Séance, }/.seat, session, si tting.
Séant, sm. sitling posture, [up.
£tre sur son — , to be sittiug
Séant, e, a. becoming, seemiy.
Seau, sm. a pail, pailfui, bucket.
Sebeste, sm. sebesten-plum.
Sébile, sf. wooden bowl.
Sec, a. m. Sèche, f. dry,blunt,
sbarp, tart, leau.
Etre à—, to be eut of funds.
Sec, sm. drjness.
Sécaute, 5/. sécant.
Sécateur, sm. pruning-sbears.
Sèche, sf. cuttle-fisli.
Sèchement, ad. dryly, harshly.
Sécher, va. to dry, wither.
Se — vr. todry ono's self.
Sécheresse, sf. dryness, aridity,
drougbt, Llunlness.
Séchoir, sm. drying-room.
JSecond, e, a. S. second; otber.
Secondaire, a. — dary.
Secondairement, ud.— darily.
Seconde,;/, second.
Secondement, ad. secondlv.
Seconder, va. to second; assist.
Secondiues, sf.pl. aftcr-birth.
Secoueuicnt, sm. shaking, jog-
ging.
Secouer, va. et vr. to shake ;
shake off; jog.
Becourable, a, he!prul; relie-
\able. [assist.
Secourir, va. to succour; be!p;
Secours, sm. succour, help; aid;
suppljf.
Secousse, sf. shake, blow; ag*
talion. [clos-l.
Secret, te, a. seCret ; private;
Secret, sm. secret, mysfery.
Secrétaire, sm.secrelary. [6ce.
Sccrétairerie, s/', secrelary s oT-
Secrétariat, sm. sccretaryshi p.
Secrète, sf. secret prayer.
Secrètement, ad. secretly.
Sécréter- va. to secrète.
Sécrétion, "'. — tion.
Sécrétoire, a. secretory.
Sectaire, sm. sectary. [ciple.
Sectateur, sm. seclator, dis-
Secte, sf. sect.
Secteur, sm. sector.
Section, sf. section.
Séculaire, <l. secular.
.Sécularisation, sf, — zation.
séculiiriser, va to secularizei
Séculuriié, sf, secularily.
Séculier, e, a. S, lajman.
Séculièrement, ad. secularlj.
Secundo, ad, secondly.
Sécurité, sf. security. [ting.
Sedan, siiî. Sedan cloth,(in prin-
Sédatif, ve, a. sédative.
Sédentaire, a. sedenlary.
Sédentairemeut, ad, in a seden-
tary manner.
Sédiment, Sm. sédiment, dregs.
Srdilieuscment, ud. — tiously.
Séditieux, se, a, s, sedilious.
Sédition, s/, sédition, riot.
Séducteur, trice, s, seducer
— , a. seducing.
Séduction, s/'.seduclion, bribing
Séduire, t;». to seduce, corrupt.
Séduisant, e, a. seducing,
cbarming.
Segment, sm, segment.
Ségrégation, sf. — tion.
Ségrcger, lia. lo segrogate.
Seigle, sm, rye.
Seigneur, sm, lord, signior.
Seigneurial, e, R. seigneurial,
manorial. p-
Seigneurie, s/'.lordsbip, maiior.
Sein, sm, breast, bosom.
Seine, sf, fish-net. [manual.
Seing, sm, signature , sigD
Seize, rt. s. sixteentb.
— , stn, sixieen.
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Seizième, a. s. sixteenth.
Séjour, sm. stay, abode, man?ion.
Séjourner, vn. te abide, slay,
dwell, sojourn.
Sel, s»), sait, nit, point.
Sélénite, sf. scleiiite.
Sélénitciix, se, a. selerjitic.
Sélénograpliie, sf. — phy.
Selle, sf. saddie, pinion, slool.
Seller, va. <o saddie.
Se—, va. 10 harden.
Sellerie, sf. barness-room, har-
ness Irade.
Sellette, sf. stool; seat.
Sellier, sm. faddier.
Selon, pr. according to, after.
C'eBl— , thaï dépends.
— que, c. accordirg as.
Semaine, sf. sowlng-, seed.
Semaine, sf, «cek, week'swork.
Semainier, e, a. weekiy.
— , sm. septimarlan.
Semaqiie, s/', (ma), smack.
Semblable, a. sm. like, such,
— , S7n. fellow-creature. [equal.
Scmblablemcnt, ad. likewise.
Semblant, sm. pretcnce; fee-
ming. [appear.
Sembler, va. to seem; look;
Semble (si bon tous), if you
think et. [sill.
Semelle, sf. sole, foot, ground-
Semenee, sf. seed, small nails.
Semer, va. lo sow; sprinkie;
scatter.
Semestre, a. half-yearly.
— , sm. six montbs; halfa year.
Semestriel, le, a. half-yearly.
Semestrier, sm. soldier on a
six months; furlough.
Semeur, sm. sower.
Semi, a. half, seml.
Sémillant, e, ». brisk; lively.
Séminaire, sm. — nary, nursery.
Séminal, e, a. — nal.
Séminariste, sm. a semlnarist.
Semis, sm. seed-pIoL
Semoir, sin. aseed-lip; drilj.
Semonce, sf. formai invilation;
reprimand.
Semoule, sf. semoule.
Sempiternel, le, n.everlasiing.
Sénat, sm. senate, senalehouse.
Sénateur, trtoj, s. senator, se-
nalor's wife.
Sénatorial, e, a sénatorial.
SénatuB*consultc, senalus-
Senau, sm. snow. [consullutn.
Séné, sm. senna.
Sénéchal, sm.. seneschal.
Scnéchale, sf. seneehal's wife.
Sénéchaussée, sf» seneschal's
jurisdiction.
Séneçon, sm. groundsel.
Senestre, a. left; sinister.
Sénevé, sm. musiard-seed.
Sénile, a. senile.
Sens, sn\. sen^e, opinion, side,
way, signification, meaning.
Bon—, r'çht way. [turvy.
— dessus dessons, ad. topsy
— devant derrière , hiod
before.
Sensation, sf. sensation.
Sensé, e, a. sensible, judicious.
Sensément, «(h judiciously.
Sensibilité, s/', sensibility.
Sensible, a. sensible, tender,
grievous, exceptions, [bleness.
Sensiblerie, sf. affecled sensi-
Sensiblement, ad. sensibly.
S<'nsilir,ve,ft. sensitive.
Sensiiivc, sf . sensitive plant.
Sensoriiim, sin, sensorium.
Sensiialistc, a. S. seDsuaiîst.
Sensualité, sf. sensualily.
Sensuel, le, a. s. sensual.
Seiisuellement, ad. sensually.
Sentence, sf. sentence, maxim,
judgnient.
Sfutencier, va. to sentence.
Seuteucicnsement, ad. sen-
ienliously. [tious.
Sentencieux, «e, a. senten-
Senleur, sf . odour, smell, scent.
Sentier, sm. path, by-nay.
Sentiment, sm. — ment, sensé,
mind, feeling, sensation, opi-
Sentimental,e, a. — tal.fnion.
Sentine. sf. sink, cesspool.
Sentinelle, sf. sentinel, sentry.
Faire—, to stand sentry.
Sentir, va. to feel; be sensible
of, smell; tastejsavour of; look,
forcsee. [feel.
Se— ,vr.loreel, knowone'sself^
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Seoir, va. to fit well; become,
sit; suit.
Séparable, a. separable»
Séparation,?/'. — tion, partition.
Scparatoire, sm. separatory.
Sépare, e, a. 5eparate, différent.
Séparénicut, ad. separately,
apart. [sever; divide.
Séparer, va. to separate; part;
Se — , vr. to part; divide.
Scpia, sf. sepiay.
Sept, as. seven, seMnth.
Seps, sm. a seps (lizard).
Seplaulc, a. m. seventy.
Septembre, sm. September.
Scptéuaire (uoiullre), septe-
nary.
Septennal, e, a. septennial.
Septentrion, sm. Dorlh; sep-
tealrion.
Septentrional, e, il. nnrtbern.
Septentrionaux, sm. pi. the
nortliern nations. [sevenlh.
Septième, a. sm, sevenlh; the
Septièmement, ad. seventhly.
Septique, a. septicai.
— , s, septic.
Septuagénaire, s. septuage-
nerian.
Scptuagésimo, if, — sima.
Septuple, s>n. a. sevenTold.
Septupler, va. to septuple.
Sépulcral, e, (I. scpuicliral.
Sépulcre, sm. sepulchre; torab.
Sépulture, sf. burial, tomb, sé-
pulture, vault.
Séquelle, sf. gang, crew, set.
Séquestration, sf. — tien.
Séquestre, sm. séquestration,
sequesiralor. [secrète.
Séquestrer, va. to sequester;
Se—, vr. to sequester one's self-
Sequiu, sm. sequin.
Sérail, SI», hackie, hatchel.
Seran, sm. flaxcomb.
Scrancer, va. to hatchel; haclile.
Séraucolin , sm. seiancoiin
Séraphin, sm. seraph. [raarble.
Séraphique, a. seraphic.
Sérnskier, sm. gênerai among
the Turks. [dew.
Serein, sm. eveniog dew, mil-
—, e, a. serene.
Goutte sereine, gulta serena.
Sérénade, sf. sérénade.
Sérénissime, a. most serons. ■
Sérénité, sf. serenity, caimness.
Séreux, se, a. serons, watery.
Serf, -Serve, a. S. serr.[matlock.
Serfouette, sf. two-pronged
Serge, sf. serge. [lioldrast.
Sergent, sm. serjeant, cramp;
Sergier, sm. serge-weaver.
Ser»crie, af. serge-trade.
Série, sf. séries. [earnest.
Sérieusement, ad. seriously.io
Sérieux, se, a, serious, grave,
earnest.
Sérieux, sm.. seriousness.
Au — , ad. in earnest.
Serin, e, s. a. canary.
Serinette, sf. bird-orgao.
Seringat, sm. seringa.
Seringue, sf. syringe, squib.
Seriiiguer,ii«.to syrin^je; squirt.
Serment, sm. oath.
Prêter—, to take oath.
Sermon, Sm. sermon; discourse.
Sermonner, va. to sermonize;
lecture; va. to prose.
Sermonneur, se, s. sermoDi-
zer; proser.
Sérosité, sf. serosity.
Serpe, sf. hedge biU.
Serpent, sm. serpent, snake.
Serpentaire , sf. snake-root,
serpenlaria.
Serpente, sf. tissue-paper.
Serpenteau, siii. young serpent;
layer. [tine.
Serpenter, vn. to wind; serpen-
Serpeutiu, e, <i. serpentine.
Serpentine, s/. — titie Stone.
Serpette, sf. pruning knife.
Serpilière, sf. «rappering;
coarse.
Serpolet, sm. wild thyme.
Serre, sf. green-liouse , frni
house; talon, grasp.
— chaude, hot-house.
Serré, e, a. reserved, close;
lighl; brief; fast.
Serré, ad. close; cautiously.
Serre-nic, sm. last man.
Serre-papiers, sm. weight;
paper-clip.
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8erre>têle, sm. night cap.
Serrement, sm. squeeze; pres-
sing; wring.
—de cœur, heuit-breaklng.
Serrer, va, lo squeeze; close,
lie tight, iay up; bind, get in.
Se — , to près? one another, lace
Serrure, sf. look. [liglit-
Serrurerie, sf. locksmith 8 tra-
de; iroD-work.
Serrurier, sm. locksmith.
Sertir, va. lo set a gem.
Sertissure, sf. selting a gem.
Sérum, sm, serum, serosity.
Servage, sm. serTOge; bondage.
Servant, a, serving. [vant.
Servante, sf. servant; maid-ser-
Sei'viable, a. serviceable, offi-
cious.
Service, sm service, waiting,
olfice, course, use, funclion.
Serviette, sf, napkin.
Serviie, a, servile, meau.
Servilement, ad. servilely.
Servilité, sf. — ly, baseness.
Servir, V. 10 serve, wait; belp ;
attend; be of use, court; oblige;
serve up; lo be a soldier; be in
service; be or use.
—de, lo be instead of,
Se Servir, to serve one's self;
make use of.
Se-viteur, sm, servant.
Sei-vitude, sf. servitude, slaverj.
Ses, pr. pi. his, ber, its.
Sesamc, sm. sesame.
Session, sf. session, sitting.
Sesterce, sm. sesterce, [hels).
Setter, sm. seticr, (twelve bus-
Seton,im. selon. [groundsill.
Seuil, sm, threshold; sill;
Seul, e, a. sole, only; alone,
bere, mare. [even, only.
Seulement, ad. solely, but,
Sculet, te. (t. ail alone.
Scve, sf. sap; vigour, pilh.
Sévère, a. severe, slern, harsh;
rigid.
Sévèrement, nd. severely.
Sévérité, sf. severily, austerily,
striciness.
Sévices,5)ïî. pi. ill usage, [rage.
Sévir, vn. to misuse ; punisb;
Sevrage, sm. weaning.
.Sevrer, va. to wean, deprlvj.
Sevreuse, sf. dry-nurse.
Sexagénaire, o. sexagenariao.
Scxagésime, sf. — sima.
Sexe, sm. sex.
I-e beau — , the fair sex.
Sextant, a. sextant.
Sexte, sf. sixlh canonîcal hour.
Sexlil, e, a. sextile.
Sextuple, a. sextuple, sixfold.
Sextupler, va. to sextuple.
Sexuel, le, a. sexuai.
Schérif, sm. sberiff. [iber.
Si, e. if. so, as, yes, indeed; whe-
— bien que, so Ihat.
— ce n'est que, but for, except
SI, sm. si or b (in music).
Siam, sm. nine-pins.
Siamoise, sf. siamese calico.
.Siltylle, sf. sybil; propbefcss.
Siltj'llin, a sm. sibylline, [vo.
Sicaire, Sm. bired assassin; bra-
Sircatir, ve, a. drjing. s. dryer.
Siccité, sf. siccity, dryness.
Sicle, S7n. shekel.
Sidéral, e, a. sidéral.
Siècle, sm. century, âge.
Siège, sm. seat , see , bench^i
sége. chair.
— d'un cocher, coachman's box.
Siéger, vn, to hold setlings; sit.
Sien, ne, pro, bis, hers, bis
own, her own.
Sieste, sf, siesia, aftemoon Bap,
Sieur, sm, mister.
Sifflement, sm, wbistling, hisâ-
ing, wbizting.
Siffler, V. to wbistle; hiss; war-
ble; whiz; imhilje. [pipe.
Sifflet, s}n. whislle, catcall, wind
Sifdeur, se, s. a. «ïListler;
bisser. [lala.
Sigillée (terre), s/, terra sigii-
Sigisbé. sm. cicisbeo.
Signal, sm. signal, sign.
Signalé, e, a. signal, signalized.
Signalement, sm, description
of a man, sign. [giiah
Signaler, vu, tn signalize; si-
Se — , ir, to signalize one's
self. [in.-
Signnlure, sf. signature, signg
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signe, sm. sign, token, wink,
— de <Ê«e, Dod. [mark.
Signer, V. to sign; subscribe.
Se—, lo cross one's self.
Signet, sm. book-mark.
Significatif, vc, a. significant.
SigiiiOcaliau, sf. — tioD, notice;
meaning. [intimate, mean,
Signifier, va. to signifj, serve;
Silence, sm. silence; stilliness.
Silencieux, se, a. silent, still,
3iute.
Silencieuaenient, ad. sileoll;.
Silex, sm. flint, silex.
Silhouette, sf. silhouette.
Silice, sf. silica.
Siliceux, se, a. silicious.
Silique, sf. siliqua.
Sillage, sm. headwaj; speed;
wake. [along.
Siller, va. to run-a-head; dash
Sillon, sm. furrow.
Sillonner, va. to furrow; ridge.
Silo, sm. solo (pit lo préserve
Simagrce, sf. grimace, [corn).
Simarre, sf. fimar (gown).
Similaire, a. similar.
Similitude, sf. similitude.
Similor, sjn. prince's métal.
Simoniaque, a. S. simoniacal,
simoniast.
Simonie , sf. simony.
Simple , a. sm. simple, plain,
single, silly, mpdicinal plant.
Simplement, ad. merely; sim-
piy-
Simplicité, sf. — city, silliness.
Simplifier, VR. to simplify.
Simulacre, sm. Idol, image;
Simulation, sf. — tion. [sham.
Simulé, e,o. feigned; imaginary.
Simuler, vn. lo feign.
Simultané, e, a. — taneous.
Simultanéité, sf. — neity.
Simultanément, ad. simulta-
neously. [in.
Sinapiser, va. to mix, mustard
Sinapisme, sm. — pism, (mus-
tard plaster)..
Sincère, a. sincère, n
Sincèi-ement, ad. sincerely*
Sincérité, sf. sincerity,
Wuciput; sm, sinciput.
Sinécure, sf. sinécure, [aper.
Singe, sm. ape,monkey,baDOon.
Singer, va. to mimic, ape.
Sitigerîe, s/'.apisb Irick; grimace.
Singeiir, eresse, a. apish.
Singulariser (se), vr. to affect
singularity, be singular.
Singularité, sf. singularity.
Singulier, e, a. sm. singular,
strange. [straugely.
Singulièrement, ad. — lariy,
Sinistre, a. sinister, unfavoura-
ble.
— , s. damage, loss, disaster,
Siuistrcuient, ad. sinisterly.
Sinon, ad. else, except
Sinueux, se,a.sinuous,winding.
Sinuosité, sf. sinuosily, wind-
Sinus,s>n sine, sinus. [ing.
Siphon, sm. siphon, water-
Sire, sm. sire, lord, sir. [spout.
Sirène, sf, siren, mermaid.
Sirius, sm. Sirius, dog-star
Sirocco, sm. sirocco.
Sirop, sm. sirup.
Siroter, va. to sip; sup.
Sirtes, sf. pi. qnicksands.
Sirupeux, se, a. syrupyi
Sis, e, a. seated.
Sistre, sm. timbrel.
Site, sm. site, situation.
Sitôt, ad. so soon.
De — , for a long wbile.
— que, as soon as.
Situation, sf. situation, State;
condition.
Situer, vn. to situate; seat.
Six, a. sm. six, sixtb.
Sixain, sm. stanza of six verses,
six packs of cards.
Sixième, a. O'i. sixtb.
Sixièmement, ad. sixthly.
Sixte, sf. sixtb in music.
Sloop, sm. (ma.) sloop.
Smalt, sm. smalts; powder-blue.
Smectite, 9^. smectite (l'uller's
earth).-
Smille, sf. scappling Hammer
Sobre, a. sokni, sparing.
Sobrement, ad. soberly.
Sobriété, sf. sobriety, tempé-
rance, modération.
Sobriquet, sm. BicknjtiDe.
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Boe, sm. plough-share.
Socîabililé,s/'.— hIenesSjSOCielï.
Sociiikie, a. sociable.
Social, e, a. social.
Socialîsiue, sm. socialisiu.
Socialiste, a. s. socialiàt.
Sociétaire, sm. member of a
Society. [bip.
Société, sf. socielj, partners-
Sociiiiaitisnic, sm. — nism.
Socinieu, ne, s. soclDiaD.
Socle, sm. socle; plinth.
Socque, sf. clog.
Sodium, $m. sodium.
Sodomie, sf. sodomy.
Sodomi<e,3m. sodoœite.
Sceur, sf, sister, nuD.
Sera, sm,. sofa.
Sofl, sm. sophi.
Sofflte, sf. Suffit (ceiling).
Soi, pr. one's self, itself. [be.
— -disaut, sm.pretended,\vould
Soie, sf. silk, bristle, hair; tang;
staple.
Soierie,!/. silk-trade;silk-tissDe.
Soif, sf. tbirst.
Awoir— , tobe thirsty.
Soigner, un. to look after; take
care of; tend. [self.
Se — , vr. 10 lake care of one's
Soigneusement, ad. carefully.
Suigucuz, se, a. carefui; id-
lent (on).
Soin, sm. care, attention.
Soir, sm. etening, even, eve,
afternoon. IP^flJ.
Soirée, »f. evening, evenlng
Soit, ad- be it so.
—, c. either.
— que, c. wbether.
Tant-peu, ever so liltle.
Soixantaine, sf. tbreescore.
Soixante, a. sixty, tbreescore.
Siiiiautième, a. sm. sixtietb'
Sol, «ni. soil, ground.
— , sol or g, musical note.
— , Sou, penny.
Polaire, a. solai.
Solaudre, sf. seiiander, uker.
Solbalu, e, a. surbated.
Solbalure, sf. surbating,
S»l<lai, sm. soldier.
KolilatcB<l«e) s^. Eoldiery.
—, a. soldier-like. [account.
Solde, sf. pay, balance of an
Solder, va. to pay; liquidate.
Sole, sf. sole, borse-hoof, a
ground-plate.
Solécisme, solecism.
Soleil, sm. Sun; sun-flower.
Soleuuel, le, u. solemn; formai.
Solennellement, ad. solemnly,
in due form.
Solouiiisation, sf. — zation.
Solenuiscr, va. to solemnize.
Solennité, sf. solemnity.
Solfège, sm. solfeggio.
SolOer, L'a. to solfa.
Soliduire, a. jointiy and sève-
rally responsible. [se^verally.
Solidairement, ad. jointiy and
Solidarité, sf. solidarity.
Solide, a. sm. solid, strong,
firm, Sound.
Solidement, ad. solidly.
Solidifier, Va. to solidify.
Solidité, sf. solidity, firmness.
Soliloque, sm. sollloquy.
Soli|>ède, a. solipede.
Solitaire, a. solitarv, désert.
— , sni. soli'aire, ancnoret.
Ver—, sm. tœnia.
Solitairement, ad. solitarily.
Solitude, sf. solitude; loneli-
Soliie, sf. joist. [ness.
Soliveau, sm. small joist.
Sollicitation, sf. solicitatlon.
Solliciler,t;a. to solicit, entreat;
ur^e; promote. fsnitor.
Solliciteur, se, s. soliciter;
Sollicitude, sf. solicitude»
Solo, s»i. solo.
Solatiee, sm. solstice.
Solslicial, e, a. solstitial.
Soluble, a. soluble, solvable.
Solution, sf. solution, release.
Solvabilité, s^ soWencï.
Solvuble, a. soltent. [brc.
Sombre, a. dark; gloomy, som-
Sombrer, m. (0 founder.
Sommaire, a. summary; brief.
— , sm. summary; compendium.
Somuiairemeut, ad, summari-
ly. [writ; sommations.
Sommation, if, summons;
Somme, sf, load; sum; burden.
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Eu somnie, after all<
— , sm. nap.
Suiiiiiieîl, sm. sieep. [doze.
Soiumeillor, vn. to slumber;
ISouiuiclicr, e,S. butler.
Soiuuicr, va. to summon, sun
up, call upoQ. [Crown.
Sonimet, sm. lop, suinmit;
Sommier, sm. suoipter-faorse
hair cushion, summer.
Sommité, s/', top; chlef; summit,
point; principal person,
Somuambule,s. somnambulist.
Somnambulisme, sm.soninam-
bulism.
Somiiirère , a. somoiferous.
—, sm soporiflc.
Somiiolejice, sf. somnolenc}.
Somiioleiii, e, a. somnolent.
Soiuptiiaire, a. sumpluary.
Somptueusement) ad. sump-
tuously.
Somptueux, se, a. sumptuous.
gorgeous.
Somptuo8ité,s/'-sampluousness.
San, sm. bran; Sound.
—, pr. m. his, her,its.
Sonate, s^. Sonata.
Soudage, sm. sounding.
Soude, sf. sounding-line; probe;
lead. [search, pump, sin.
Sonder, va. to Sound; probe;
Soudeur, sm. leadsman.
Souge, sm. dream; illusion.
— creux, visionary.
Songer, v. to dream; tbink, ima-
gine, consider.
Songeur, se, s. dreamer.
Sonica, s. just in tima.
Sonnaille, sf. bell.
Sonnailler, vn. to ring ortCD.
Sonnant, e, a. sounding, striliing.
Sonner, vn. to Sound; ring;
strilie. [striliing train.
Sonnerie, sf. ring of bells,
Sonnet, sm. sonnet.
Sonnette, sf. bell; monkef .
Sonneur, sm. renger.
Sonnez, sm. Iwo sixes.
Sonore, il. sonorous.
Sonorité, sf. sonorousness.
Sniiliismc, sm. sopbism, rallacy.
Sophiste, sm. Sophist.
Sophistication, sf. sophlstr}«
adultération.
Sophistique, a. sophistical.
Sophisiii|uer, va. to adultérais.
Sophisliqneur, S)n. — ticator.
Soporntir, ve, a. soporific.
Sopoienx, se, a. soporous.
Soporirère, a. soporiTerous.
SoporiDque, a. soporific.
Sorbe, sf. sorb, service.
Sorbet, sm. sherbet. [mould.
Sorbetière, sf. ice-pail; ice-
Sorbivr, sm.. sorb, service tree.
Sorcellerie, s/, sorcery, witch-
craft.
Sorcier, sm. sorcerer, nizard
Sorcière, sf. sorceress, witcb
Sordide, a. sordid, mean.
Sordiilenient, ail. sordidly.
Sordidiié,*/'. sordidness.
Sorne, sf. iron, dross, sla^.
Sornette, sf. idie stories.
Sororial, e, a. sisterly.
Sort, sm. fate, lot, sbell.
Sortable, a. suitable.
Sorte, sf. sort, kind, manner.
De — que, so that.
De In — , tbus; so.
Sortie, sf. going out , sallf,
export, outlet.
Faire une — , to launcb Out.
Sortilège, sm. sorcery; spell;
charm.
Sortir, xm. to go OT come out,
go abroad, i?sue, spring, get
out, bring off, come off, shoot
off. ffoolisb.
Sot, Sotlc, a. s. a silly, Tooli
Sottement, ad. Foolisbly.
Sottise, sf. nosense; abuse; (oWj,
Sou, sm. penny. [base.
Soubassement, sm. basement
Soubresaut, sm- start- sbocli;
jolt; plunge. [ablgail.
Soubrette, sf. lady's maid,
Soubreveste, sf. surcoat.
Souche, sf. stump, stock, stack»
or chimney; top. [tona.
Sourhet- sm. inferior frees-
éou<-i, sm. anxiely, marlgold,
care.
Soucier (ae), vr. to care Tor,
micd; be anxious.
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Soucieux, se, a> anxious; care-
worn.
Soucoupe, sf. saucer; salver.
Soudai», e, a. sudden; ucex-
— ,ad. of a sudden. [pected.
Soudninemeul, ad. suddenly.
Soudaiueté, sf. suddenness.
Soudan, sm. sultan of Egypt.
Soudard, sm. soldier. [swort.
Soude, sf. kalt, soda, glas-
Souder, va. to solder; join.
Soudoyer, va. to pay; bire.
Soudure, sf. solder, soidering,
union. [sheatbing of a ship.
Souroage, sm. glass-blcwing
Soufflaut, e, a. blowing.
SoufQe, sm. brealb; puff.
SourOemeul, S7n. blowing.
Souffler, V. to blow; breathe;
prompt, whisper, shealh.a ship,
buff. [balk; slap.
Soufflet, sm, bellows, blow;
Souffleter, va. to slap; bufet.
Souffleur, se, s. blower paater;
prompter.
Soufflure, sf. flaw, [rance.
Souffrauce, sf. suffering; enda-
Souffrant, e, a. patient; in
pain; suffering.
Souffre-douleur, s. drudge.
Souffreteux, ee, suffering, des-
titute. [endure, stand.
Souffrir, V. to suffer; admit of,
Soufrage, sm, sulpburing.
Soufre, sm. brimstone, sulpbur.
Soufrer, va. brimstone; sulpbur.
Soufrière, sf. sulpbur-mine.
Soufroir, sm. sulfuring-stone.
Souhait, sm. wish, désire.
.* —, accordingly to one's wish.
Souhaitable, a désirable.
Souhaiter, va. to wish; désire.
Souiller, va. to sullj; sol; dirty;
stain; défile.
Se—, vr. to soi); sully; pollute.
Souillon, s. slowen, scullioD.
Souillure, sf, soil; dirt, stain.
Soûl, e. a, Cull, drunk, cloyed.
—, sm, belly-ful. [viation.
Soulagement, sm. relief; alle-
Soulager, va, to lighten, re-
lieve, ease, comfort,abase, aile-
«•ûlaut, e, «1 clojfiDg. [-viâitf.
Soûlard, c, o. a druukard.
Soûlas, sm. soîace.
Soûler, va.lo saliate; feil; glute.
Se — , to gct drunk.
Souleur, sf, sudden fright.
Soulèvement, sm. insurrection,
rising. [cile; re-volt.
Soulever, va, raise ; lift; ex-
.•Se — , vr, to rise; revoit.
Soulier, sm, sboe. [ning.
Soulignement, ad, underli-
Souligner, va. to unde'rline.
Soulte, sf. balance; settleraent.
Soumettre, l'a. 10 subdue;submit.
Se—, vr. to subrait; yield.
Soumission, «/'. submission, ma-
obedence. [kingatender.
Soumissionnaire, sm. person
Soumissionuer, va. to tender
Soupape, sf. ■valve; plug. [for.
Soupjon, sm. suspicion, sur-
mise, conjecture; dash.
Soupçonner, va. tO suspect.
Soupçonneux, se, a, suspî-
Soupe, «/■. Eoup, sop. [cious.
Soupente, sf. loft; brace (of a
Soupe, sm. supper. [coach).
Soupeser, va. to poise; weigh
by hand.
Soupeur, se, s. supper-eater.
Soupière, s/", soup-tureen.
Soupir, sm. sigh, rest, breath.
Soupirail, sm. air-hole.
Soupirant, stn. lover, wooer.
Soupirer, v, to sigh; breathe.
Souple, a, suppie, pliant, flexi<
ble, docile.
Souplement, ad. pliantlj.
Souplesse , $^ suppleness I
pliantness.
Souquenllle, S7n, smock-frock.
Source, sf. source, head-waters.
Sourcil, 5»i. eye-brow. [spring»
Sourciller, va, ta frown:. win«e;
gush fortb.
Sans — , wilbout winciug.
Sourcilleux, se, a, frowning;
supercilious. [sensible.
Sourd, e, a. S, deaf, dull, in-
— , s. deaf person. [tern.
Sourde (lanterne), dark lan-
Sourd-muet, te, $, deaf and
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Sourdaad, s. dear person,
Sourdemeut. ad. secretlj, low,
rumhlingly.
Sourdiuc, sf. sordine, sordet.
A la- , ad. secfelly; on the slj.
Sourdre, vn. to spring; gush
forth; \iell.
Souriceau, sm. joung mouse.
Souricière, s/'. iDOUse-trap.
Suriquo!» {le peuple), m. the
inicy tribe.
Sourire, V)i. to smile; please.
— , Souri», sm. sm'.le. [kouckle.
Souris, sf. mouse; cram-bone,
Souruols, 8e, a. sly; craftj.
— , s. slj fellow; slyja'e.
Sous, pr. under, wilbin, on.
Sous-aide, sm. under-assistant.
— -agent, sm. sub-ageot.
— -bail, sm. under-lease.
— -biliHotliccaîre, 5m. under-
librarian. [bonate.
— -carbonate , S7n. subcar-
— -cbantre, sm. s£t>-cbanter.
— -chef, sm. depuly head-clerk.
— -diacre, S7n, sub-deacon.
— -directeur, trice, s. sub-
direclor; sub-directress.
— -doyen, sm. sub-dean. [stand.
— -entendre, va, to under-
— -entendu, s. a. understood.
— -entente, sf. menlal réser-
vation, [uerness.
— -gouvernante, sf. under-go-
— -gouverneur, sm. under-
goveroor. [dance.
— -intendance, (/. sub-inten-
— -intendant, sm. sub-inlen-
dant. [nancy place.
— -lieutenance, 9f. sub-lieute-
— -lieutenant, sm. sublieute-
nant. [nant.
— -locataire , sm. under-te-
— -locution, sf. sub-Ielling.
— -louer, va. to under-hire.
— -maître, teacher, usher.
— -mattrcase, sf. under-go-
Terness.
~~ nsariu, e, a. submarine.
— -multiple, sm. submultiple.
— -œuvre, sf. under-pinning.
— -officier, sm. non-commisio-
ned or&cer.
Soua-ordre, sm. subordlntta^
— -pied, S7n. strap.
— -précepteur, under-tutor.
— -préfet, sm. sub-prefect.
— —préfecture, sf. 5ub-prefec-
— -prieur, sm.sub-prior. [lure.
— -prieure, sf. sub-prioress.
— —secrétaire, sm. «inder-s^
— -sol, sm. subsoil. [cretary.
Souscripteur, sm. subscriber.
Souscripiiou, sf. subscription.
Souscrire, pro. to subscribe.
Soussigné, «, a. under-written.
Soussigner, va. lo under-sign.
Sous-taugente, sf. sub-taogent.
Soualraclion, sf. subtracliOD.
Soustraire, va. to sublract, take
away.
Se—, vr. to a'void ; escape.
Soutacbe, sf. braid.
Soutacber, va. to braid.
Soutane, sf. cassock.
Soulauelie , sf. short cassock.
Soute, sf. slore-room.
Soutesiable, a. supportable.
Soutènement, sm. prop; sup*
Souteneur, sm. bully. [port.
Soutenir, la. to support; main.
tain, keep, bear, endure, assist,
défend , strengthen , fortiTy,
uphold. [selT; bold out; resit
Se— ,t)r.to stand; support one's
Soutenu, e , a. UDremitting ;
equal. [tunnel.
Souterrain, sm, Tault, cavero;
Soutien, sm. support, prop, stay
Soutirage, tm, rackiug.
Soutirer, va. to rack ; draw oCT,
eztract.
Souvenance, $f. remerobrance.
Se Souvenir, vr. to remem-
Èer; recollect.
Faire—, to reœind.
Souvenir, sm. remembrapce.
keepfake.
Souvent, ad. often, frequentlj
Souverain, e, a. S. sovcreign.
Souverainement, ad. sove>
reignly.
Souveraineté, sf. 50vereignLy«
Soyeux, se, a. siiky, soft.
Spacieusement. ad. spaciously.
Spacieux, se^ a. spacious, wide.
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Spadassin, sm. bravo, bully.
Spadille, sm. spadille.
Spulii, sm. spahi. [etc).
Spalnier, > a. to pay (nith pitch,
Spai'nili-ap, sm. cereclolh.
Sparteric, sf. things made with
the tpilium. '
Spasme, sm. spasm, convulsion.
Spasiiiodiqiie, a» spasmodic»
Npatli, sm, spar.
Spulbe, sf. 5pa(be>
Spatnie, s/, spatula; spoonbill.
Spécial, e, a. spécial, parlicular.
Spécialement, ad. specially.
Spécialiser, va. (o specialize;
Spécialité, s^. — lity. [specify.
Spécieusement, ad. speciously.
Spécieux, se, a. specious, plau-
Spéciflcaliou, s/.— lion, [sible.
Spéciflcaiir, ve, a. specificalive.
Spécifier, va. lo specify.
Spéciaqtie, a. sm. speciSc.
^péciûqiiemonl, ad» — Scally
Spécimen, stn. spécimen.
Spectacle, sm. spectacle, fhow.
Spectateur, rice, s. spectator.
Spectre, sm. spectre, apparition.
Spéculaire, a. specular.
Spéculateur, sm. — tor.
Spéculatif, ve, a. s, spéculative.
Spéciilatiou, sf. — lion.
Spéculer, vn. to specnlate»
Spencer, syn. spencer.
Spermatique, a. — tic.
Speriue, sm. sperm, seed.
Spbére, sf. sphère.
Sphéricité, sf, — City.
Spbériqne, a. epherical.
Splicriquem^nl, ad. — rically.
Spliéroïdc, SDi. spberoid.
Sphincter, sm. Sphincter,
Sphinx, sm. sphinx.
Spinal, e, a. spinal,
Spiuclle, a. spincllei
Spiral, e, a. spiral.
Spirale, sf. spirale.
Spire, sf. spire, hélix.
Spiritualisatiou, sf* — zation.
SpirituaISscr, va. to spiritual
ize.
SpiritnaliHme, sm, — alism.
Spiritualiste, stn. spiritualist.
Spiritualité; s/, sjjiritu^litj.
Spirituel, le, a. spiritual,
sprighlly, witty. [wittily
Spirituellement, ad. — tualiy,
Spiritueux, se, a. spirituous,
— sm. spirit, [noiogy.
Splanchnologte, ^^ ^lanch«
Spleen, sm. spleen.
Splendeur, s/', splendeur, pomp.
Splendide, a. splendid; magni-
ficent.
Splendidement, ad» — dîdly*
Spiéniqnc, a. splenic.
Splénétique, a, spIenetlCi
Spoliateur, sm. spolier.
Spoliation, sf. spoliation.
Spolier, va. to spoliate; despoïl,
Spondaique, a spondalo.
Spondée, «)». spondée,
Spondjle, .sm. spondyle.
Spongieux, se, a, spongy.
Spontané, e, a, sponlaneous.
Spontanément, ad. sponta-
neously.
Spontanéité, sf. — neity,
Sporadique, a. sporadiCi
Sporte, S7n. sport. [thy.
Spumeux, se, a. spumous, fro-
Spumosité, sf. spuminess.
Sputation, sm. spitting.
Squale, sm. dogfisb; shark.
Sqiiammeux, se, a. squamous.
Squelette, sm. skelelOQ.
Squille, sf. squill.
Squirre, sm. scirrhus.
Squirreux, se, a. scirrhous.
St! in t. hushl peace.
Stabilité, sf. stability, firmnssSt
Stablat, sm. a but.
Stable, a. stable, firm; solid.
Stade, sm. sladium.
Stage, $m, novitiate of a lawyer.
Stagnant, e, a. stagnant, still.
Stagnation, sf. — tion.
Stalactique, a. stalactic.
Stalactite, sf. stalactite.
Stalagmite, sf. stalagmite.
Stalle, sf stall.
Staiice, sf, slauza.
Stase, sf. stagnation.
Stnihondcr, sm. stadtholder.
Siathoudorat, ïladlboldersblp.
Statice, sf. statice.
statiisu- "f' staLiaO) sUqcI ; staji
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Statlonuair», n. slatiooarj.
— , sni. guard-ïhip. [sland.
Stationner , va, to station ;
Statique, sf, slalics. ^ [tical.
Statistique, sf. statistic,' stalis-
Statiiairc, sm. statuar}, sculp-
— , sf. slatuary. [tor.
— , a. statuary.
Statue, sf. statue>
Statuer, va. to enact, ordain.
Stature, sf. stature.
Statut, stn. statute written law.
Stegauograpbie, sf. stegano-
grafihy.
Stellaire, sf. stellar, starrj.
Stelliou, sm. stellion (lizard).
Stéuograpbe) sm. steoogra-
pher.
Sténographie, sf. stenography.
Sténographier, va. tO Write in
short hand. [phical.
Slénographique, a. stenogra-
Sténographiquenieut,a(^. ste-
nographically. [■voice.
Stentor (voix île), ver; stroug
Steppe, sf. steppe.
Stère, sm. stère, cubic mètre.
Stéréographic, sf. stereogra-
phj.
Stércoiuetrie, sf. stereometry.
Stéréotype, a. sîereotype.
Stéréotypcr. va. to stéréotype.
Stérile, a. stérile, barren, vain.
Stérilité, sf. — lity, barreoness.
Sterling, a. s. sterling.
Sternum, sm. sternum.
Stcrnutatoire, sternutatory,
Stihié, e, a. stibiated. [stigma.
Stigmate , sm. print , mark;
Stigmatiser, va. to stigmalize ;
hrand.
Stimulant, e, a. stimulant.
Stimuler, va. to stimulate, ex-
Stipeudiaire, a. hired. [cite.
Stipendier, va. to * keep inpay.
Stipulant, e, a. stipulating.
Stipulation, sf. — liOD.
Stipuler, ïa.stipulate, coTenant.
Stokfich, sm. stockfisch.
Stoff. sm. noollen stuff.
S(oïcien, ne, a. StoiO.
Sioïque, a. stoiçal, austère.
Stoïquement, dd. stoicallj.
Stoïcisme, syn. stoicism.
Stomacal, e, slomacbic, cordial.
Stomachique, a. s. stomacbic.
Storax, sm. storax.
Store, sm. spring hlinds
Strabisme, sm. squiaiing.
Strangulation, sf. — tion.
Strangurie, sf. strangury.
Strapusser, va. to drub ; bang.
Strapontin, sm. bracket-seat.
Strass, sm. stras, paste to imi-
tate diamonds.
Strasse, sf. refuse silk.
Stratagème, sm. stratagem.
Stratégie, sf. stratcgy.
Stratégique, a. stratégie.
Stratification, sf. — tiOD.
SiratiGer, va. 10 stratify.
Strict, e, a. strict.
Strictement, ad. etrictly.
Siriea, sf. pi. flutings; streaks.
Strié, e, a. striated.
Strophe, sf. strophe.
Structure, sf. structure.
Stuc, S771. stucco.
Stucateur, sm. stucco-plasterer.
Studieusement, ad. sludioufly.
Studieux, se, a. studious.
Stupéfactif, a. stupefactive.
Stupéfaction, sf. — tion.
Stupéfait, e, a. stupefied.
StupéQaul, e, a. stupiTylng.
Stupéfier, va. tostupiry,asloundi
Stupeur,»/', stupor, stupéfaction.
Siupide, a. stupid, du]|.
— , s. blockhead, dunce.
Stupidement, ac/. slupidly.
Stupidité, s/. — dity, stoliditj.
Style, sm. slyle.
Styler, va. to train ; form.
Siylvt. sm. stiletto, stylet.
Stylobate, sm. sljlobate.
Styptique,a. s. styptic.
Suaire, sm, winding-sDeet ;
Suant, e, a. swealing. [shroud.
Suave, a. sweet soft; délicate.
Suavement, ad. sweetly. ^
Suavité, sf. — ty, sweetneos.
Suitnitcrnc, a. S. subaltem.
Subdélégation, sf. — tion,
Suhdélégué, s>n. subdelegate.
Subdélégueri V«, tO Eul)dele«
gat«.
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Su1idi<'i«er, va. to subdivide.
Siabdi\isiou, s^. — sion.
Siihir. va. to * undergo, suffer.
Siiitit. e, a. sudden unexpeded.
Subitement, ad. snbdenly.
Snliiio, ar/. suddi^nly.
Subjonctif, a. sm. subjuDClive.
Subjuguer, va. lo subdue; con-
Siibiiiuation.s^. — tion. [quer.
Sublime, a. sm, sublime.
Sublimé, s»2. sublimale.
Sublimer, va. to sublimate.
Sublimité, sf. — ty, loftincss.
Sublingual, e, a. sublÎDgual.
Sublunairc, a. subluDary.
Submerger, va. to Submerge.
Submersion, sf. submersion.
Subordination, sf. — tion.
Subordiucmeut, ad. — nately.
Subordonné, e^ a. 8. subordi-
nate. [bordinate.
Subordonnément, ad. as a sn-
Subordonuer, va. to subordi-
nale.
Subornation, sf. subornation.
Suborner, va. to suborn ;bribe.
Suborneur, se, 5. suborner.
Subrécargue, sm. supercargo.
Siibrécot, sm. afler-reckoning.
Subreptice, a. subreptitious.
Subrepticement, ad. surrej-
litiously.
Subreption, sf. — tion.
Sulirogaliou, sf. — tion.
Subrogé, c, a. surrogated.
Subroger, t'a. to subrogate,
subslilute. [quintly.
Subséqiiemment, ad — subse-
Subséqucnt, e, (1. — quent.
Subside, S7n. subsidy, supply.
Subsidiiiire, a. diary.
Subsidiaireiiieut,a4.— diarily
Subsistance, sf. snbsistence,
iiveliliood. [live.
Subsister, vn. to subsist; exist;
Salistanct, »•/■ subs'.aoce.
Sabatwatlel, ie. u. iuLitantial.
Subsiauiiullcment, ad, — tUt*
ly. [tive.
Substantif, Te, a. sm. substan-
Subslautivcmeut, ad — tively.
Substituer, va. to substitute ;
•Dtaii.
Substitut, sm. substitate; de-
puty.
Substitution, sf. substltntion
entai). [évasion
Subterfuge, sm, subterfuge
Subtil, e, a. subtile, keen, dex-
terous, tliin, fine, artful.
Subtilement, ad. subtlely.
Subtilisation, sf. — zation.
Subtiliser, va. to sublilize.
Subtilité, sf. sublility, keen
ness, fioeness, subtlely. [ve
Subvenir, vn. to asfist ; relie
Subvention, sf. grant; subven-
tion, aid. [dize; aid.
Subieutlonner, va. to subsi-
Subverslon, »^.— slon. [throw.
Subvertir, va. to subvert, over-
Suc, sm. juice, essence.
Succédané, e, a. suceedaneons.
— , sm. succedaneum.
Succéder, vn. to succeed; Inhe-
rit; prosper.
Succès, sm. snccess, Issne.
Successeur, sm. successor.
Sucressibilité.s^ right of snc-
cession.
Successif, ve, a. successive.
Succession, sf. succession, io-
herilance.
Successivement, ad. — vely.
Succiu. sm. yellow, amber.
Succinct, e, a. succinct, con-
cise, brief.
Succinctement, ad. succintly.
Succion, sf. suction. [Tall; die.
Succomber, vn. to sink; yield;
Succube, sm. succubus, [ly.
Succuicmment, ad. succulent-
Succulent, e, a. — ent, julcy.
Succursales^, cbapel of ease;
branch cslablishment.
Sucement, sm. sucking.
Sucer, va. losuck; drain; exbaust.
Suceur, euse. ;. sucker.
Suçoir, sm. a sucker.
Suçon . on. sucking mark on
Uia skia. [ediy
Suçoter^ «a. ta latk repeav-
Sucre, sn;, sngar.
—d'orge, barley-sugar.
—candi, sugar-'candy. [gareA.
Sucré, e^ a. sweet, aagary ; su*
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Sucrer, va. to sugar, sweeten.
Sucrerie, sf. sugar-house ; pi.
sweelmeats. [baker.
Sucrier, sm.sugar-basiD; sugar-
Sucrin, sm. sugar-melon.
Sud, sm, south ; — -est, south-
east; — -oueat, soutb-west.
Sudoi'iAque. a. $m. — fie.
Suée, >/'. sudden Tright.
Suer, V. to sweat; toil; perspire.
Suéde, sf. swealing-sictness.
Sueur, sf. sweat, labour, [cient.
Suffire, vil. to suffice ; be sufli-
Suffisammcnt, ad. sufficienlly.
Suffisauce, sf. sufficiency, self-
sufficiency. [self-conceiled.
Suffisant, e, a. s. sufticient,
Suflocant, e, a. sulTocating,
cboking.
Suffocation, sf. — lion, cboking.
Suffoquer, va. to sutTocate,
cboke.
Sulîragant, a. sm. sulTragan.
Suffrage, sm. suffrage, TOte,
approljation.
Suffumigation, s/'. — tlon,
Suffusion, sf.— sion. [prompt.
Suggérer, va. to suggest ;
Suggestion, s^. — lion, bint.'
Sugillatiou, sf. sugillalion; li-
■vid spot. [murder.
Suicide, sm. suicide, selT-
Su Suicider, vr. lo murder
Suie, •«/■. soot. [one's self.
Suif, sm. fat, tallow, suet.
Suifer, vn. lo tallow.
Suint, sm. greasiness. [ting.
Suintement, sm. oozing; swea-
Suinter, vn. to ooze oui; sweat.
Suisae, sf. SwiUerlaad; a. S.
Swiss, sm. portier, beadl».
Suissesse, Swiss woman.
Suite, sf. train, sequel, séries,
order, succession, conséquence.
De—, one aftcr anollier.
Tout de—, immedialely.
Suivant, jir. **cording lo, pur-
suant to.
Suivant, e, a. folloning, uext.
Suivant, e, s. follower; lady's
maid.
Suivre, un. to follow; attend;
pursue; observe; pursue.
Sujet, te, a. subjeet, liable,
inclioed ; pr,ine.
— , te, s. subjeet, vassal.
— , tm. subjeet, cause, reason,
matter.
Sujétion, if. subjeclion.
Sulfate, tm, sulphate.
Sulfite, tm. sulphite.
Sulfure, $m. sulphuret.
Sulfuré, e, a, sulphuraled.
Sulfureux, se, a sulphurûus*
.Sulfurique, a. suipburic aeid.
Sultan , sm. sultan.
Sultane, sf. sultansss, sultana.
Sumac, sm. sumach.
Superbe, sf. pride. [perb.
— , a. sf. baugiity, sumptuous, su»
Superbement, ad, superblj;
proudly, sumpluously. L<^eceit.
Supercherie, sf fraud, cbeat;
Supcrfétation, sf. — lion.
Superficie, sf. superficies,
surfacl.
Superficiel, e, a. superSeial.
Superficiellement, atî.—elallj.
Superfin, a. sm. superflne.
Superfiu, e,a. superQuous.
—, sm. superfluily. [rior.
Supérieur, e, a. s. uppar, supe-
Super euremeut, ad, supe-
riorly.
Supériorité, sf. superioritj.
.«iupcrluiif, ve, a, superlative.
Supurlalivcuient, oà. — velj.
Superposer, va. 10 superpos».
Superposition, superposition.
Superstitieusement, ad. SU-
persliliously. [lilious.
Superstitieux, se, a. 3, Supert-
Superstition, sf. — lioa.
Supin, sm. supine.
Supiuatcur, sm. supinator.
Supiuiiiion, sf. supination.
Supplantateur,sm. supplanter.
Suppliiuter, va, to supplant;
di?place. [up.
Suppléer, v. lo suppliy; maka
Supp éuieut, sm. supplément;
cliarge. [mentary.
Suppiéuientairo, a. supple-
Suppliuut, «, a. s. humble, pe-
tilioppr, ^iipplicant.
Suppiicuiiou, sf. supplication.
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Supplice, sm, pnnishinent,
pain, torment. [sufferer
Supplicie, sm. person punished
^■■PpliciiT, iï!. to exécute.
fiiipiilier, va. lo beseech ; im
Supplique, sf. pétition, [plore
Support, .tm. support, prop
retl; bearer. [portable
Supportable, a. tolerable; sup
Supportablement , a^. toléra*
bly. [prop.
Supporter, va. to support, bear;
SuppoHable , a. supposable.
Supposé, e , a. suppositious,
false.
—que, ad. snpposing, that.
Supposer, va. to suppose; attri-
bute; invent; forge. [forgery.
Supposition, if. supposition,
Suppositoire, sm. — lorj.
Suppôt, sm. agent, Instrument,
Suppression, sf. suppression.
Supprimer, va. to suppress,
abolish.
Suppiiratif, Te, a. sm. — tive.
Suppuration, sf. — tion.
Suppurer, vn. to suppurate.
Supputation, sf. computation.
Supputer, va. to compute; sup-
pute.
Suprématie, sf. supremacy.
Suprême, a. suprem», last.
Sur. jir. on, upon, OYOr, about.
Sur, sure. a. sour, acid, sbarp.
Sûr. sûre, a. sure, certain, safe.
A coup— , pour— ,infaiilibly.
Suralioudumment, ad. super-
abiindantly. [dance.
Surabouilance, sf. superabun-
Sur.'il>ou<1unt,e, a. superabun-
dant. [abcund.
Surabonder, t'a. to super-
Surnigu, ë. (I. -very high
Sur.ijouter, va. to superadd.
Suranné, e, Q. superannuated,
obsolète. [superannuate
Suranncr, vn. to e.xpire ; vu, lo
Stirarbilrc, s»i. umpire.
Surard (linaigre), syn. vine-
gar ofeldor. [pressed.
Surbaissée, a. elliptical; de-
SurbnissemenI, sm, depres-
eioo.
Surcharge, sf. surcharge; ad-
ditional burden.
Surcharger, va. to OTerload ;
overcbarge. [pound.
Surcomposé, e, a. double com-
Siircoupei*, v. to trump abovi'.
Surcroissance, s/', excrescence.
Surcroît, sm. increase.
Surcrotlre, vn. to grow tOO
fast ; va to increase.
Surdent, sf. prqjecting toolh.
Surdité, sf. deafne^^s.
Surdoi'é, c, a. double-gilt.
Surdorer, un. tO doilble-gild.
Surdorure, sf. double-gilding.
Sureau, sm. elder-tree, cider.
Sîirement, ad. surely, sal'ely.
Sûrémiuent, e, a. superemi»
Dent.
Surenchère, sf. outbidding.
Surenchérir, vn. to bid bigher.
Surenchérisseur, se, s. bidder,
Siirérogation, sf. supereroga-
tion. [tory.
Surérogntoire, a. supereroga-
Suret, te, a. sourish, tartish.
Sûreté. s/.%afety, security.
Surexcitation, sf. over-excite*
ment.
Surexciter, va. to over-excite.
Surface, s/, snrrace, oulside.
Surfaire, va. to asli loo much
Surfaix, sm. surcingle. [for.
Siirfln, e, a. superfine, [reacb.
Surgir, vn. to arise ; start up;
Surhniissement. sm. raising.
Surhausser, va. to raise.
Surhumain, e, a. superhumaa.
Surjet, sm. OTercast-sUlch; wip-
stitch.
Surjeter, va. to wliip, overcast.
Siu-iuicudance, s/', superinten-
dence. [dent-
Surintendant, sm, snperinten-
Surinteudaute, sf. superinten-
dant's wife. [ter the morrow.
Surlendemain, sm. the day af-
Siirlonge,s/'. sirloin. [drive.
Surmener. vn. to founder ; over-
Surmesure, if. over-measure,
Siirinoulahle, a, surmountable.
Surmonter, va. to surmounl;
surpass ; outdo.
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Siirmofit, sm. must, scum.
Surmulet,«)>2. gray-mullet, sur-
mullet. .
Surmulot, sm biow rat.
Surnager, un. to swim ; Qoat.
Surnuturel, le, a. supernalural.
Surnaturcllemen<, ad, super-
naturally.
Surnom, sm. surname.
Surnommer, va. to surname.
Surnuméraire, a. supernume-
rarj.
Suron, sm. seroon; earth-nut.
Suro8, sm. splint.
Surpassabic, a. surpassabls.
Surpasser, 1(2.(0 excel, surpass.
Surpayer, in. to OTerpay.
Surpente, sf. (ma) guj.
Surplis, SU!, surplice.
Surplomb, stn.slope, slopeness.
Surplomber, vri. overbang.
Surplus, sm. surplus.
au — , ad, bowe\er.
Surpolds, sm. o'verweight.
Surprenant, e, a, surprising.
Surprendre, va. to surprise,
astonish; cverhear.
Surprise, s/, surprise, trick; as-
tonislimenl.
Sursaut, sni. en—, wilh a start.
Surséance, .s/', suspension, slop.
Sursenicr, va. lo sow again.
Surseoir, ra.to suspend; put oïï.
Sursis, sm. delay, respite.
Surtaie,s/'. O'ver-tax; surcbarge.
Surtaxer, va. to OTer-taxe.
Surtout,ai/.abo'veall,especially.
—, sm. upper coat. [dence.
SurTeilluucc, sf. supenutcn-
Surveiliant, e,s. overseer, ins-
pecter, [eve.
Surveille,;/', iheday before tlie
Surveiller, on, lo inspect ; natcli
o-ver. [pecledij.
Survenance, sf. coming unex-
Survenaut, e, a. S. come unex-
pecledly.
Survendre, D». lo sell too dear.
Survenir, Vil. to superveue;
drop in.
Survente, .';/'. overcharge. [out.
Survider, l'a. to talie out; poor
Survie, sf. survivorship.
Survivance, tf. revers'OB, sur-
vivorship.
Survivant, c, s. sur\iTor.
Survivre, v, lo survivo, outlive.
Sus, int. pr. up, come
en — , above.
Susceptibilité, sf. — lity.
Susceptible, a. susceptible.
Suseitation, s/. suscilatiûD, in»
tigalion.
Susciter, va, lo raise, croate.
Suscription, sf. superscriptioB,
direction. [said.
Susdit, e, a. aToresaid; above-
Suspect, e, a. suspected, susfk
cious.
Suspecter, va. to suspect.
Suspendre, va. to uang ap;
suspend, delay.
Suspens, a, m. suspended.
en —, ad. In suspense.
Suspense, sf, suspension, [ing.
Suspensir, ve, a. — ive, hinder-
Suspension, s/, suspension, ces*
sation.
Suspcnsoîr, sm. bandage ; sus-
pensory.
Suspente, sf. (ma.) sling.
Suspicion, sf. suspicion.
Sustentation, sf. sustenancc.
Sustenter, va. to sustain, fet(}«
keep.
Suture, t<f, suture, joining.
Suzerain, e, a. paramount.
Suzeraineté, sf. suzerainty.
Svelte, a. siender, slim.
Sycomore, syn. sycamore-tree»
Sycophante, s. ~~pbaut, knave.
Sjllubaire, sm. spelling-booka
Syllabe, sf, syilable.
Syllabique, a. — bical.
i^ylU-pse, sf. syllepsis.
Syllogisme, sm. syllogism.
Syllogislique, a. £.ïilogistic>
Sylpbe, S. sjlpb.
i^ylpbide, sf. sylphid.
Sylvain, siH. saiyr; sylvaioi
Symbole, sm, Symbol, cre»(lt
tokcn, emblem.
Symbolique, a. — lical.
Symboliser, vil. symboiize.
Symétrie, sf, symmetry.
Symétrique, a.— tricaU
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flymélrlqucmeiit) ttd. symme-
trically.
8}'incti-i8cr,i<n. to symmetrlze.
Sympntbie, sf. sympatby.
Sr>ipalbiqiie, a. syirpalhetic;
vJBgeaial.
S;iii|>nlbUcr.t'i!. (0 sympalbize.
S;iu|il>oiiie, sf. — ny, concert.
Sympbonisto, sm. — oist.
8}iD|>hi8P, sf. syniphysis.
Syniptnuiutiqiie, a. — matical.
SyniptAuie, sin. symplom; si^'n.
Synagogue, sf. - gue. [malic.
Synallagiuaticiup, a. synallag-
Synchrouisine) stn. Eynchro-
nism. [ling fit.
Syncope, sf. — pe, swoon, fain-
Syuroper, va. to sjncopate.
Syndic, sm. syndic, assignée.
Syndical, e, a. syndical.
Syndicat, sm. syndicale.
Syndiquer, va. to censure.
Syni'cdoqiic, sf. — doche.
Syiici'CBc, sf. syneresis.
Synodal, e, (t. synodal.
Synoduleuicnt, ad. synodicallj.
S)i>odc, sm. sjnod, cuovocatioB.
Syuodique, a. synodic.
Synonyme, sm. — nym.
— , II. — mous.
Syiioplique. a. synoptical.
Syuiaïc, sf. syntax.
SytiihèHe, sf. synlbesis.
Syiilbéliqne, a. SynlhetlC.
»iy|ib>li«, sf. syphilis,
Syriuga, sm. syringa.
Syrics, pi. f. quicksand.
Sy8lt-nialiqiic,a. — tical. [callj.
Sysléuiatiqtiemeal, ad. — lî«
SyNième, sm. System.
Syatole, s/', systole
Syiygie, sf. syzygj.
Ta, pro, (. Ihy.
Tabac, sm. tobaeeo -, snuff. [van.
Tabagie, sf. smoiiing-room ; di-
Tabarin, sm. buSoon ; merry-
andrew.
Tabai-iiiage, sm, buffoonery.
Tabuliéi-e, sf. SDUff-box.
Tabellion, un. notary. [office.
Tabelliunuge, sm. scrivener's
Tabernacle, sm. tabernacle.
Tabin, sm, naved silk.
Tabiser, la. to labby; water.
ïablature, sf. tablature.
Table, sf. table, board, slab.
— à jouer, card-table.
~ de cuisine, dresser.
> d'bûce, ordinarj.
— de nuit, bcd-side-table.
— alphabétique, index, [tents.
— dos nitttiéreti, table ci con-
Tableau, sm. picture, descrip-
tion, table, lisl, board; roll.
Tabler, in. lo dépend, reckon
Tabletier, e, s. toynian.
Toble«te,.s7".shelf, lozen^e,cake.
Tableltei'ie, sf. toys, toy-lrade.
Tablier, 5ȕ.aproD,cbess-board,
plalform.
Tabouret, sm, stool.
Tac, sm. rot.
Tacet, sm. pause.
Tuche, sf. stain, spot, blemish.
Tâche, sf. task.duty.
tt lu —, by Ibe great. [stain.
Tacher, va. to dirty, to spot,
Tâcher, un, toendcavour, strive.
Tacheter, va. to speckle.
Tach) graphie, sf. short-hand.
Tacite, a. lacil, iraplied.
Taciieuieui, ad. lacilly.'
Taciturne, a. sileut,tacitura
Tacituruité, sf. — ty.
Tact, sm. feeling, touch.
Tactile, ((. tactile.
Tacticien, sm, tactician.
Tactique, sf. tactics.
Taffetas, sm. taffety j lustrlngi
Tuûa,s»!. rum.
Tai'aut, mMally-ho. [Ihe eye.)
Taie, sf. pillow-case; web (of
Tuillable, a. taxable.
Tuillude, sf. gash, slash.
Taillader, va. tO slasb.
Taillanderie, sf, edge-lools;
edge-tool-trade. [ker.
Taillandier, sm, edge-tool ma*
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Taillant, sni. edge ofa(knire.)
Taille, sf. edge, cuUIng, cul,
tallj; size, taxe, waist, deal, té-
nor.
— (l>aa«F), counter ténor.
— (haule), upper tcnor.
— i-doiice, sf. copper-plate.
— -mer, sm. (ma.) eut «aler.
Tailler, va. to eut, hew; lop,
tally, carve, deal.
Tailleur, sm. tailor, hewer.
— de pierre, stone cutter.
Taîlleuse, $f. mantuamaker,
tailoress.
Tuilli9,sm.underwood, coppice.
Tailloir, sm. trencher, abacus.
Tailtare, sf. application embroi-
dery,
Taiu, sm. tin-foil; lear-tin.
Taire, mi. lo conceal, lieep secret.
Se —, vr. to be silent, lo lieep
Taisaon, sm. badger. [silence.
Talc, sm. talc.
Taleui, sm. talent, gift, power.
Talion, s»i. retaliation.
Talisman, sm. talisman.
Talii»manique, a — manie.
Taller, va. lo send up suckers;
stool. [wtiack,
Falmouse, sf. cheese-cako,
ralmud, sm. talmud.
rainiudique,a. — dical.
ralmudiste, sm dist.
Taloclie, sf. punch, rap on tbe
head. [f^tock (at cards).
ralon, sm, heel; couoterfoil;
falounor, va. to pursue closej
press; hard; toucb.
Talus, sm, slope, talus.
Taluter, va. to slope.
Tamarin, sm. tamarind.
Tamarinier, stu. tamariûd-tree.
Tamaris, sm. — risk.
Tambour, sm. drum, drummer,
■^iarrel; tambour, roller.
— do basque, tambourine»
Tambourin, sm. tabor.
Tambouriner, va. to drum, to
beat on the limbrel, exlol.
Tambourineur, siyi. drummer.
Tamis, sin. sieve, slrainer.
Tamiser, VU. to sift. [per,
Tuui^uu, sm. bung, plug, stop-
TnmpouucT, va. to bung, stop
Tnn, sm. tan. [up.
Tanaisic, s/. tau5y.
Tancer, vd.lo reprimand, scold
Taucbe, sf. tench.
Tandis que, c. nhiist; wbile,
Tungage, sm. pitching.
Tangente, s/. tangent.
Tangible, a. tangible. [send.
Tanguer, va. ()(!«.); lo pitch;
Tanière, sf. den, liole, lair.
Tannage, sm. tannage; tanning.
Tauuaut, e, a. liretome.
Tanné, e, a. tawnv, dark, dun.
Tanner, ua. to tan, annoj; tease.
Tannerie, sf. lannery.
Tanneur, sm. tanner.
Tant, ad. so much, so many, as
much; as many, bolh. [as.
—que, wbilsl, as long as,so far
— sVn faut que, far from it.
-soit peu, ever so Utile.
Tante, sf. aunt.
Tuntinei, sm. litUe bit, drop,
Tau<£l, ad. by and by, a liltld
while ago, somelimes,
— , somelimes; jusl now.
Taon, sm. gad-tly, borse-fly.
Tapage, sm. noise, racket; row;
uproar.
Tapageur, sm. noisy fellow.
Tape, sf. lap, slap ; plug.
Tapé, e, a. happy, pat. [tall.
Tapi-cu, S)?i. falling gale; ring-
Taper, va. lo lap; pal; stamp,
frizzle; stop; plug.
Tapinois (en), ad. slilj.
Tapioca, sm. tapioca.
Taptr, sm, tapir.
Se—, vr. to lie ; squat.
Tapis, $m. carpet; tapestry.
mettre sur le — j to bring
under discussion.
Tapisser, va. to carpet; cover.
Tapisserie) sf. tapestry, hang-
ings. [tapestry-mater.
Tapissier, e , s. upbolsterer,
Tapissière, sf. spring-van.
Tapon, sm. liundie (of clollies).
Tapoter, va. to tap; pal; slrum.
Taqiiot, sm. book, cleat,clamp.
Tii(|uin, e, S. tease, plague; a»
slingy.
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Taquiner, va. to teasej plague.
Taquinerie, sf. leasing.
Tarnl)u8(ci-, va. lo pester; huff.
Tnrarc, int. Dddieslicl!.
Taraud, sm. screw, tap4
Tarauder, va. lo tap; screw.
Tard, sm. ad. late.
Tarder, vn. to delay; put oET.
Tardif, ve, a. tardj, slow,
backward.
Tardivement, ad. tardily.
Tardiveté, sf. bracknardneSrS;
lateness.
Tare, sf. tare, waste, defect.
Taré, e, a. disreputable.
Tarentule, sf. tarantula.
Tarer, vn, lo tare; larninsh: In-
Targe, sf. target, [jure.
Targette, sf. flat boit.
Se Targuer, vr. to plume
one's self.
Targum, sm. targ-um.
Tarière, sf. augcr.
Tarif, sm. book of rates, tarlfT.
Tarifer, va. to tariff.
Tarir, va. lo drain; dry up,
Tarissabic, a. exhauslible.
Tai-isiîeuiciit, sm. draining.
Taroté, e, a. cbeckered, figured.
Tarote,;iZ. spoUed cards.
Tarse, SOT. tarsus, tarse.
Tartauc, sf. tartan.
Tartare, sm. Tartarian Un-
gnage, Tartarus.
Tartareuz, se, a, tsrtareoas.
Tarte, s^ tari.
Tartelette, sf. tartlet.
Tartre, sm. tarlar.
Tartrate, sm. tarlrate.
Tartufe, sm. bypoerile.
Tartuferie, sf. Iivpocrisy,
Tas, sm. beap, iroop; band-
anvil ; pile ; lot.
Tasse, sf. cup.
Tasseau, sm band-an\il ; broc-
ket ; bearcr.
Tassée, sf. cup fui.
Tasser, va. lo lieap; pile ap.
— , vn. to groK tliick.
(Se—, vr. to seule; sink.
Tassette, sf. lass (of armour).
Tâter, vn. to feei ; taste; sound.
Se—, lo examine one's self.
Tatillon, sm. busy-boftj.
Tnlillonage, sm. twaddllng.
THtilloiiner, vn. to twaddie.
Tûtounement, S)yi. gropiDg.
Talonner, V. to feel auout; lo
t:ro|)e; fumble. [per
TÀlouneur, sm, fumbier, gro-
A l'ôluns, ad. gropinglj.
Tatouage, sm. tattoin^.
Tatouer, in. to tattoo
Taudis, Taudion, sm. dirlj
hole; fillhy room.
Taupe, sf. mole.
Taupior, sm. raole-catcher,
Taupière, sf. mole-trap.
Taupin, e, a. S. blackisb; tawny.
Taupinière, sf. mole-bill.
Taure, sf. heifer.
Tauri-au, sm. bul, Taurus.
Tautologie, sf. — logy.
Tautologique, a. — gical.
Taux, sm. assize, rate; price.
Tavelure, sf. spots, speckles.
Taverne, sf. laTern.
Tuvernier, c, s. lavern-keeperj
Taxable, a. taxable.
Taxatcur, sm. taxer.
Taxation, sf. taxation; assize.
Taxe, sf. assize, rate, tax, price.
Taxer, va. to rate, tax, assize;
Te, pro. tliee, to Ibe. [accuse.
Terlinique, a. — nical.
Te Deuui, sm. Te Deum.
Teck, sm. teak-wood.
Tégument, sm. tégument.
Teigne, sf. scurf; scaldhead ;
molli ; tbrush.
Teisufux, se, a. scurfy.
Teiller, va.topeeKhemp); strip.
Teindre, va. to dye , tinge ;
slain. [bue, colour.
Teint, sm. complexion , dye,
Teinte, sf. tinct, bue; lincture.
Teinter, va. to tint; colour.
Teinture, sf. dje , tinclure ;
smaltering.
Teinturerie, sf. dye-UOUSe.
Teinturier, e, s. dyer.
Tel, telle, II. such, like, so.
Tel quel, just as il was.
— que. suth like.
Tel, tfllf, s. such a one.
Télégraphe, s»i. telegraph.
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Télégraphie, sf. telegraphy.
Tclégra|>lii()iic, a. — phic.
Télescope, sin. télescope.
Télescopiqiie,n:. telescopic.
Tellement, ad. so rm}ch, so.
— que, c. so thaï. [hardy.
Téméraire, a. S. rash, fool,
Témérairement, ad. rashiy.
Témérité, sf. — rity, rashness.
Témoignage, sm. testimony,
wilness, évidence, [dence; show.
Témoigner, vm. to testiTy, evi-
Témoin, sm. wilness, évidence,
proof; second.
Tempe, sf. temple.
Tempérament, sm. constitu-
tion, temper, tally-trade.
Tempérance, sf. tempérance.
Tempérant, e, a. s. temporale.
Température, sf. température.
Tempéré, e, a. temperale, so-
ber, moderale,mild. [moderate.
Tempérer, î)d. to allay, temper;
Tempête, sf. tempest, slorm.
Tempêter, U(T. to l5iusler,storm.
Tempétueux, 8e, a, tempe-
tuous, ftormy.
Temple, sm. temple, church.
Templier, sm. templar.
Teuipornire, ((. s. lemporary.
Temporal, c, a. temporal.
Temporalité, s. tempérais.
Temporel, le, a. temporal.
— , sm. lempovalities.
Temporeilement, ad. — rally.
Temporisation, sm. delay.
Temporiser, va. to temporize;
procrasiinate.
Temporiseur, sm. temporizer.
Temps, sm. time, weallier;
A — , iu time. [tense, while.
Depuis le— , since. [time
De — ù autre, from time to
De tout —, ever.
En même—, at tliesame time.
Tenobic, rt. tenable, habitable.
Tenace, a. viscous, tenacious,
griping. [nacily.
Ténacité, sf. tenacioiisness ; te-
Tenailles, «/■. j)i. pincers, nip-
pers. [cers; torture.
TeMoiller,t'a. to tear with pin-
Teaiuncler,e, s. tenant, occupier.
Tenant, sm. champion, [raidry.
Tenaus, pi. supporters (in he-
Tout d'un tenant, ail in eue
pièce; in a ring-feuce.
Teuilanee, sf. tendency.
Tendant, e, a. lending.
Tendelet, sm. awniug; screen
Tondeur, sm. stretcher; han-
ger; setter.
Tendineux^ se, a. tendinous.
Tendon, sm. tendon; sinew.
Tendre, a. tender; soft; sensi-
ble, nice.
— , vn. to bend; tend, strecht.
liang; lay, drive. —, va. to go;
lead, tend, aiin (at).
— la main, tO beg.
Tendrement, ad. tenderly.
Tendresse, s/, tenderness, love.
Tendreté, sf. tenderness.
Tendron, srn. tendril ; young
shoot; young lass; gristle.
Tendu,e,(t.tight, sliff. [scurity.
Ténèbres, sf. pi. darkness, ob-
Ténébreux.se.a. gloomy, dark.
Tenesme, sm. tenesmus.
Teneur, sm. ténor, purport.
— de livres, sin. book-keeper.
Ténia, sm. lape-worm.
Tenir, r;. to hold ; keep, stick,
be contiguous, occupy, hâve.
80 —, vr. to hold; live, lie
close lojrcllicr.
— debout, to stand.
Tenon, sm. tenon.
Ténor, sm. ténor. [tion.
Tension, sf. tension, applica-
Tentant, e, a. templing.
Tentateur, triée, tempter.
Tentation, s/'. templalion.[vour.
Tentative, sf. attempt, endea»
Tente, «/■. lent, pavilioQ. [try.
Tenter, va. 10 tempt, attempt,
Tenture, sf. hangings.
Tenue, sf. sessioii, steadiness,
deporlment, attiUide.
— des livres, book-keeping.
Tenu, e, a. tenuous.
Ténuité, sf. tenuity, thinness,
Ténure, s/'. lenure.
Tercet, sm, tiercel.
Térébenthine, sf. tiirpentine.
Térébînlhe,sm.turpentine-tre6.
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Tergiversaleur, sm^ sburOer,
Terglversatiou) sf. — lion,
shuffle. [tergiversale.
Tergiverger, vn. to shuffle ;
Terme, tm. term, Umit, rent-
day.
Terminaison, sf. terminalion.
Terminer, va. to terminate, ii-
mit; finish.
Ternaire, a. ternary, No2.
Terne, a. dull, dim.
—, sm. two trejs (al dice), Ihree
Dumbers îd Ibe loiterj. [dim.
Ternir, va. lo larnish, sully;
Se —, vr. to laruish.
Ternissure, Sf. taroisliiog.
Terrage, «m. manor lillie.
Terrain, sm. ground, Eoil.
Terrasse, sf, lerrace, flat-roof.
Terrassement, SB!, earlliwork.
Terrasser, va. to throw do^n,
to discourage; terrass (a »all).
Terrassier, sm. terrace-maker,
naTj. [estate, world.
Terre, sf. eartb, giouod, land,
— glaise, claj.
— -ferme, sf. terra firma.
— -neuves a. S. NewfoundlaDd.
Terreau, sm, mould, Tegetatile
earlh.
Terrer, va. to clajf, Eugar. vn.
to barrow. [eartb.
Se— ,i-r. to be clajed; run to
Terrestre, a. lerreslrial,earthlï.
Terreur, sf. terror, frij^ht.
Terreux, se, a earllij, ler-
reous. [formidable.
Terrible, a. terrible, drcadlul ;
Terriblement, ad. terribly.
Terrien, ne, a. lacdowner.
Terrier, e . i. a burroB , terrier-
Terrifier, ffl. to terrify. [àog.
Terrine, sf. earibeo-pau, disb.
Teriinée, $f. panfui.
Terrir, t))i. to laod; go asbore.
Territoire, stn. terrUory.
Terroir, sm. ground, soil.
Goût de—, taste oT tlje soil.
Terrorisme, sm. terrorism.
reriorislc, s»), terroiist.
Tertre, s)i). knoll, biHock.
Tes, pro. pi Iby.
l'csson, sm. potsberd.
Test, sm. test, trial.
Tesiacé, e,a. teslaceous.
Testament, svu nill, testamcnti
Testamentaire, a, testamen-
tary. [testalrix.
Testateur, trice, s. testator;
Tester, vn. to make one's will.
Testicule, sm. testicle.
Testimonial, e, a. s, — oial.
Teston, sm. testooD (old coio).
Têt. sm poUberd.
Têtard, S///, ladpole. [ment.
Tête, i;' hcad, top, sensé, jug-
Pei d. la—, lo lose one's wit.
-de ma..-t. stull.
Eu — , ic I ront.
Par— (laiii), so iDuch abead.
— (signe de), nod.
— -à-Tête, pnvate cooTersation.
Téter, in. lo suck.
Têtière, sf. Lead-stall ofabrid-
le, labj's cap.
Tctin, sm. ui; pie.
Tétiue, sf. udder; dint.
Téton, S)/j. noman's breasU
TétracordCfSVi. lelracbord.
Tétraèdre, tetrabedrcn.
Tétragoue, s. a, letragOD, le-
tragooal.
Télrurcliic, sf. tetrarchj.
Télrarque. si/i. telrarch.
Tetle, sf. un. dug.
Têtu, e. II. beadslroogiObstioale
Texte, sm. lext,
(àros— , iwo lices brevler
Petit — , bre\ier.
Textile, a. textile.
Textuaire, sm textuary.
Textuel, le, a. texiual.
Textuellement, ud. lextnaliy.
Texture, sf. texlure.
Tbaler, sm. dollar. [gus-
Thaumaturge, t. tbaumalur-
Thé, sm. lea.
Tbéfiiral, e, a. tbeatrical.[cally.
Théâtralement, ad. tbeatri-
Tbèâtre,sm. tbealre, slage,
plav bouse.
Théiiaïde, sf, solitude, desert.
Tliéière, S. tea-pot.
Tlieicme, fini, theisffl.
Tbeiste, a. Ibei'tic. [topic.
Thème , sm. exercise , tbeme,
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Théocratie, sf. theocraCJ.
Théocratiqiie, a, — tical.
Théocratiqiiement, ad. theo-
cratically.
Théogonie, sf. theogony.
Théologal, e, a. divine.
Théologie, s/.— logy, di-vinily.
Théologien , sm. theologian,
divine.
Théologlqiie, a. — gical. [ly.
Théologiquement, ad. — gical*
Théoi'ème, sm. theorem.
Théoricien, sm, theorlst.
Théorie, sf. theory
Théorique, a. theorical.
Théoriquement, ad. — rically.
Théoriste, sm. theorist.
Thériiical, e, a. — cal.
Tbériaque, sf. theriac.
Thermal, e, a. thermal.
Thermes, sf. pi. hot baths.
Thermomètre, sm. — mêler.
Thésauriser,Dn.tolreasure up.
Thésauriseur, se, s. hoarder.
Thèse, sf. tbesis, thème.
Thon, sm. tunny.
Thorax, sm. thorax.
Thuriréraire,sm. censer-boary.
Thuya, sm. thuja.
Thjm, sm. thyme.
Tliyrse, sm. Ihyrsus.
Tiare, j^. liara, pope's crown.
Tibia, sm. tibia.
Tibial, e, a. tibial.
Tic, sm. ticli, convulsiTe flt.
Tiède, a. lukewarm, tepid.
Tièdement, ad, luiiewarmly.
Tiédeur, sf. lukewarmoess, te-
pidily.
T.vilir, t'a. to cool ; grow tepid.
Tion, no, pro. tliiiie, Ihy own.
Les TK-nr», thj leb.tions.
Tierce, sf. 'Uficc, re:a-;t ; revise,
FièTre — , li'r.iaii aguc. [thirJ.
Tiercelet, m tsvsel, tttrcel.
Ticr!.; S. tierce, tbid party.
— étal, sm. Ihird slàte, Ihe eoni-
~puîn<, r,n. a saw file, [iiiojis.
Tige, sf. 3 ocli, truls (of a Iree),
stalli, leg of a boot, shank,
blade of corn.
Tignasse, sf. scrubby wig.
Tigre, sm. liger.
Tigré, e, a. spotted, speckled.
Tigrcsse,s/'. tigress.
Tillac, sm. deck.
Tilleul, sm. linden-tree.
Timbales/", timbal; keltle-drum;,
cup, goblet. [mer.
Timbalier, sm. keltle-drum-
Tiiiibre, sm. clock-bell, stamp,
helmet voice
Timbré, e, a, stampped, crae-
ked; crested.
Timbre-poste, sm. postage-
slamp.
Timbrer, va. tO stamp; docket
Timbreur, sm. stamper.
Timide, a. timid, rearful.
Timidement, ad. timidly.
Timidité, sf. — dily, shyness.
Timon, sm. coach-poie, helm.
Timonier, sM. steersman ,
wheel-horse.
Timoré, e, a, timoroas; tlmid.
Tin, sm. block, stock.
Tinctorial, e, a. tinctorial.
Tine, sf. tub; water-cask.
Tinette, sf. little lub. [pus.
Tintamarre, sm. clatter; rum-
Tintement, sm. tinkling.
Tinter, va. to loll; tingle.
Tintin, sm. jingling (of glasses).
Tintouin, sm. tingling in ihe
ears, trouble.
Tique, sf. tick.
Tiqueté, e, a. variegated.
Tiqucur, sm. tUTous; erilv-
biter.
Tir, sm. Bring; cribblter.
Tirade, sf. straln: passage;
shooting. [presswork.
Tirage, sm. polling, drawing,
Til'aillemeMt, tm. pulling ,
twitching; pain. [tease.
Tirailler, va. to pnll ; about;
— , vn. to shoot badly.
Tirailleur, sm. skirmisber;
sharp-'booter.
Tirant, sm. purse-slring, boot-
strap, beam, whit-ïeather,
draughloraship,gristle,cramp.
Tirasse, sf. draw-net.
Tirnsser, va. to net patridges.
Tire-botte, sm. boot'jack.[etO.
— sbourre, gua-worm.
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TIre-foud, cooper's turreU
— -lire, sf. nionej-box.
— -moelle, sm. roarrow spoon.
— -pied, sboemaker's slirrup.
Tirer, va. lo draw ; pull ; shoot;
lug; tug; gel; pull oui; fire; let
off, pluck; take oui or off; milk;
require; exlract; go, slretch ;
pull eut.
— à piirl, to take aside.
— avauluge, lo take adTanlage.
— du suiig, to let blood.
— au gort, to draw lots.
Se —, ir. (0 get out or off.
Tiret, sm, hyphen (— ).
Tiretaiue, sf. liDsey-\^'OOlsey.
Tireur, sm. gamekeeper, a dra-
wer of a bill, shooter.
Tireuse de cartes, s/', fortune-
teller by cards.
Tiroir, s)(!. drawer, slide.
Tisaue, sf. diet-drink, ptisan,
Tisou, sm. brand, lire-bracd.
Tisonner, va. to stir the fire.
Tisouueur, ae, S. fond of Stir-
ling :he fire.
Tisonnier, sm. poker.
Tissage, sm, weaving.
Tisser, va* te weave ; plat.
Tisserand, e, s. weaver.
Tisserauderie, sf. weaTing.
Tissu, e, a. novcD, platled.
— . sm. tissue, texture ; fabrici
Tissure, sf. texture; tissue.
Tissutier, e, $. ribhoD-weaver.
Titane, sm. Utanium.
Tithjniale, sm. titbyoa.
Titillalion, sf, — tien, tlckling.
Titiller, lin. to tickle.
Titre, sm. title-page, right; tou-
cher; title.
A bon — , justly.
A — de, in quality ofa
Titré, e, a, titled.
Titrer, va. to give a tille to.
Titubation, sf. — tion. [beut.
Titulaire, a. s. titular, incum-
Toc, sm, tap,rap.
Tocsin, sm. alarm-bell, tocsin.
Toge, sf. toga.
'foi, jjro. tbou, thee, thyself.
Toile, sf. liueo clotb, curtaiD (of
s théâtre).
— cirée, cere-cloth
— d'>Braignée, sf. cobweb.
— de coton, calico.
— peinte, print.
Toile», pi. toils, trap, sailg.
Toilerie, sf. liceu-drapery.
Toilette, sf. toilel; dressing,
Toilier, e, s. dealer in linen.
Toise, sf. loife (six feel).
Toisé, sm. measuring.
Toiser, va. lo measurei eje;
scrutiniie.
Toisenr, sm. measurer.
Toison, sff ûeece.
Toit, sm. roof; home; bouse.
Toiture, sf. roof.
Tôle,s^ sheet-iron.
Tolérable,a. passable,lolerabl«.
Tolérablemeut, ad. — bly.
Tolérance, sf, toleration, allo-
wance.
Tolérant, e. a. tolérant.
Tolérantisine.sîii.tolerantism.
Tolérer, va. to tolerale; suffer.
TAIerie. sf. sheet-iroD trade,
sheel-iron Works.
Tolelière, s/, rowlock.
Tolet, S7n. thole.
Tomate, sf. toiiiato.
Tombac, sm. tombac, [grave.
Tombe, sf. tomb-slone, tomb,
Tombeau, soi. tomb, monu-
ment.
Tombée, s/', fall.
Tombelier, sm. carter.
Tomber, t)n. to fall; tumble,
drop; corne off, siDk,sia.
— d^accord,to agrée.
Tombereau, s?>j. dung*cart.
Tombola, sm. tombola.
Tome, sm. tome, \olume.
Ton, s»t. tone, lune, voice, Sound»
strain, accent, style, colour.
—, pro. thy, thine.
Tondaison, sf. sheep-sneaiing.
Tondeur, se. s. shearer; clipper.
Tondre, fa. to sliear; clip; crop,
Tonii|ue, a, tooic, lonical.
Tonnage, sm. tonnage.
Tonnant, e, a, tbundering.
Tonne, sf. tun.
Tonneau, sm. cask, tUDi
* Toui>«ler,va. I9 tunnel (gaoïe).
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Toinieleiir, sm. tunneller.
Tonnelier, e, s. cooper.
Tonnelle, sf. tunnel-net; green-
arliour.
Tonnellerie, sf. cooperage.
Tanner, va. to thunder; boom.
il Tonne, it thunders.
Tonnerre, sm. thunder.
Tonsille, sf. tonsil.
Tonaure, sf. tonsure.
Tonsuré, sm. priest. [sure to.
Tonsurer, va to give the ton-
Tonte, sf, shearing, shearing-
Tontiue, sf. tontine. [time.
Touluro, sf. sliearings.
Topaze, s/, topaz.
Tope, int. done. [artichoke.
Topinambour, sm, Jérusalem,
Topique, a. topical, sm. topic.
Topographe, sm. — pher.
Topographie, sf. — pby.
Topograpbique, a. — pbical.
Toque, sf. cap; toque.
Toqué, e, a. cracked; deranged.
Toquer, va, to slricke; offend,
— vn. to replace.
Toquet, sm. cap, toquet.
Torche, s/', torch, link. [drub.
Torcher, j;«. to wipe down; beat;
Torchis, sm. clay; loam.
Torchon, sm. dish-cloth; duster.
Tordage, sm. twisling. [ster.
Tordeur, se, s. twisler, throw-
Tordre, Va. to twisl, wring,
Ihrow; wrest.
Tore, sm. torus ; tore, [fighter).
Toréador, sm. toréador, (bulf-
Tormentille, sf, lormentilla.
Toron, sm. strand (ofa rope).
Torpeur, sm, torpor.
Torpide, a. lorpid.
Torpllle,s/'. cramp-fish, torpédo.
Torquette<s/. fith wrapped up
in siraw.
Torréfaclïou, sf. — tîon.
Torréfier, vu. to torrefy.
Torrent, sm. torrent, flood.
Torrentiel, le, a. torrent-like.
Torride, a. torrid. [(Ihread).
Tors, n. twisted, wry. sm. twist
Torsade, sf. torsel.
iTorse, sm. Irunk; torse.
TorsioBif/, twisliog (orsiODi
Tort, sm. wrong, injury.
Avoir — , to bo wrong.
A — , ad. wroiig.
A — et à travers, atrandoïE.
Torticolis, SiH. wrj-neck, hypo-
crite, [guage; underhand work.
Tortillage, s?)), confused ian-
Torlillcnieut, sm. twisting.
Tortiller, v. to twisi; wriggle.
Tortillon, sm. coarse cap; pad.
Tortis, sm. wrealli, twisl.
Tortii, e. II. crooked, tortuou?.
Tortue, sf. tortoise.
— de mer, turtie. [crooked.
Tortuer, va. to bend ; make
'Tortueux, se a. winding,
crooked. [ly.
Tortueusement, aï2. tortuous-
Tortuosité, sf. torluosity.
Torture, sf. torture, raek.
Torturer, va. to rack; torture.
Toscan, sm. Tuscan.
Toste. V. Toast.
Tôt, ad, soon, early. [ble.
Au plus tôt, as soon as possî-
Total, e, a. total ; wbole ; utter.
— , sm. whoie; sum.
Totalement, ad. lotally, wholly.
Totalité, sf.— lity, whole.
Toton, sm. leetolum.
Touage, sm. towage; towing
Touaille, sf. lowel.
Toucan, S7)i. american goose.
Touchable, a. touchable.
Touchant, pr. concerning ,
about. [ving, affecting.
Touchant, e, a. sensible, mo-
Touche, sf, top, string, louçh,
pin.
Pierre de — , touch-stone.
Toucher, v, lo touch ; meddie
with ; bandie; be next, receive,
strike ; drive ; affect ; be at; re-
late to.
Toucher, sm. feeling, touch.
Toue, sf. towing, ferry-boat.
Touer, va. to tow ; warp.
Touffe, sf. tuft, bunch; clump.
Touffu, e, a. tufted, bushy.
Toujours, ad. always; everi
still ; hof^ever; ail the same.
Toupet, stn, toupee; forelock;
che«k; impudeocs.
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Toupie, sf. top, peg-top. [spin.
Toupiller, vn. to whirl about;
Toiipillon, sin. litlle tuTt.
Tour, sm. turn, circumrerence;
trick, sensé, order, trip, walk.
—, sf. tower, rock (at chess).
— de relus, strain in tbe back.
Tourbe, sf. lurf, peat, rabble.
Tourbeux, se, a. turfy; pealy-
Tourltière, sf. peat-moss; tuif-
pit. [\ortex.
Tourbillon, sm. whiriwind,
Tourbillounement, sm. nbirl.
Tourbillouuer, un. to nbirl;
Tourelle, sf. turret. [eddy.
Toure», sm. réel ; wheel; drill.
Touriére, sf. altendaul of Ihe
lurning-box
Tourillons, sm. trunniOD, axie.
Touriste, s. tourisl. [plague.
Tourmeut, sm. tormeDt, pain;
Taurmeutaul,e, a.tormentiDg.
Tourmente, sf. storm; tempest.
Tourmenter, va. to torment,
plague; toss, strain.
Se —, ur. to tease; warp (as
tlmber).
Tournailler, vn.lohoTer round.
Tournant, e, a. turning, S. el-
bow; eddy; wbirlpool.
Tourne -broche, sm. jack;
turD?]iit.
Tournée, sf. circuit, lurn, tour.
Tournemain, tninkling.
Tourner, v. to turn ; revolve;
aller, ^poil, couvert, bend.
Se —, vr. lo change; into.
Tournesol, sm, turnsole.
Tourneur, se, s.turner.
Tourue^Is, sm. screw-driver.
Touruiquel,sm. turnstile, tour-
niquet; (mar) relier. [ment.
Tournai, sm. tourney, tourna-
Tournoiemeul, sm. wbirling
round, giddiness.
Tournoyer, vn. to tuin; nbirl
round and round; wind.
Tournure, sf. turn; figure;
Tourte, sf. pie. [sbape, bustle.
Tourteau, sm. cake; oij-cake.
Tourtereau, sm. JOJjng lurtle-
dove.
Touricrpllc, sf. turtle-âoTO.
Tourtière, sf. pie-dish.
Toussaint, sf. Ail-saints day.
Tousser, vn. to cougb; bem.
Tousseur, se, s. cougber.
Tout, e, a, ail, wbole, every^
whatewr, as, ihougb.
— , sm. wbole, ail.
—, ad. wbolly, quite, ail, ail over.
— à fait, quile, entirely.
— au long, at full length.
— au moius, at least.
— au plus, at tbe most.
— autant, as much, as many.
— bas, softly. [denly.
— d'un coup, — k coup, sud-
Du— , not at ail.
— franc, frank, freely.
Toutefois , c. nevertheless, yet.
Toute— puissance, sf. omDip(^
lence.
Tout-puissant, c, a. almlehty.
Toutou , sm. little dog, bow-
Toux, sf. cough. [waw.
Toxique, sm. poisoD.
Toxicologie, sf. — gy.
Toxicolo«ique, a. — gic.
Tracas, sm. bustle, turmoll.
Tracasser, ua.to plague; worry;
tease. [leasing.
Tracasserie, sf. chicane; worry,
Trncassier, e, s. caviller; tease;
pleaguer. [sketch.
Trace, sf. footsiep ; track; trace
Tracé, sm. outline; sketch; plan;
Tracement, sm.. laying out.
Tracer, va. to delineate, cbalk
out, describe; trace; draw.
Tracbée-artère, sf. trachea,
wind-pipe.
Traction, s^ traction; thrust.
Tradition, s^ — tion.
Traditionnel, le, a. — tional.
Traditioniiellenaent, ad.UZ^
ditiona!ly.
Traducteur, sm. translator.
Traduction, sf. translation.
Traduire, t;a.to translate; trans-
fer, summon; appear; explain.
Traduieible, ». translatable.
Trafic, sm. trarfic, trade.
Trafiquant, sm. trader.
Trafiquer, va. to traffic; trado
Tragédie, sf. tragedy.
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Tragi-conicdic, sf. — medy.
T>-ngi-cou:iqiiv, o. — mical.
Tragique, a. sm. tragic.
Tragi(|ucuicii<,nii. tragically.
Trahir, va. lo betray; deceive.
Truliisou , sf. treachery, trea-
son.
Troi», sm. pace, track, train,
course, rate, way, trake of a
coacli; float (of wood).
Etre en — , lo be in Ihe 'vein.
mettre en — , lo set on fool.
Tratuaiit, e, a. trailing, drag-
ging. [gler.
Trntnard, sm. lagger, slrag-
Triitneau, sm, siedge; dragnet.
Tratnée, sf. train; trail.
Traîner, va. to draw; drag;
trail; put off; linger.
Se— , tir. lo crawl; creep along.
Trntnenr, sm. siraggitr, poa-
— d'c'pcc, snord-dangler. [cher.
Traire, va. lo milk.
Trait, sm. arrow; darl; trace;
draughl; fealure; dash; slroke.
Traitable, a. Iractable,
Traitant, sm. former of the
revenue. [lalion, draugiit.
Traite, sf. journej, way, expoi-
Tout d''uue —, without stop-
ping.
Traité , sm. treaty, treatise.
Traitement , sm. treatment,
usage, salary.
Traiter, va. lo treal; use; nego-
cialc; handie; enlerlain.
Traiteur, sm, ealing-house,
keeper.
Traître, esse, a, treacherous,
s. Irailor, trailress. [rously.
Trattrcnsenicnl, ad. IreacLe-
Trajet, sm. passage; journej.
Trumaîl, sm. traminel; dragnet.
Truro"» sf. woof; plot; web of
lifp.
Tramer, l'rt. lo weave ; plot.
Tramontane, sf. — tane, north
Tranchant, sm. edge. [wind.
Tranchant, e, a. sbarp, déci-
sive; trencbant.
Tranche, s^.slice,coIlop;rasher.
Tranchée, sf. trencL; dilch ;
cutting.
Tranchées, pi. gripes, ColiC.
Tiaiichefilc, sf. laeadbandini
book,
— lard , sm. lardlng-knlfe.
— montagne, hector, bullj.
Trancher, va. to cul off; carrj
il higli, décide.
— , vil. lo décide; affecl; glare.
Tranciiet, sm, schoemaker'»
knife.
Tranqnillc, a. quiel, calm.
Tranquillement, ac/. quietif.
Tranquillisant, c, a. tranqull»
lizing. [lize; quiel, calm.
Tranquilliser, va. lo IranqniN
Se — , vr. to become tranquij;
be easy. [ness.
Tranquillité, sf. — ty, calm-
Transaction, s^ — tton, treaty.
Transhordement, sm. trans-
shipping.
Transborder, va. transship.
Traiiscenilauce, sf. — dency.
Transcendant, e, a. — dent.
Transcendeutal, e, a. trans-
cendenlal. [tien.
Transcription , sf. transcrip.
Transcrire, VU. to Irauscribe.
Transe, sf. frighl; alarm.
Transférer, ta. transfer; con-
vey; translate. [assignment.
Transfcremeut, sm. transfer;
Transfert, sm. the transfer.
Transngurutiou, s/. lraDsSga>
ration. [Iransligured.
Se Transfigurer, vr. to bo
Transrormaliou,SJ'. — lion.
Ti-ansformer, ta. lo transform;
couvert.
Se —, vr. lo be transformed.
Transfuge, sm. déserter; fugi<
tive.
Transfusion, S^. — sion.
Tronssrcsser,î)a.totransgress.
Transgresseur, sm. — SOr.
Transgression, sf. — sion.
Transi, e, a. chilled.
Transiger, i;a. to Iransact.
Transir, vu. lo cbill' vn. to he
cliillcii; shiver. [numbne.'s.
Transisscmeut, sm. cbill;
Transitif, ve, a. transitive.
Triiusitio»,s/', — lion.
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Transitoire, a. transitorj.
Tran»later,vn. to traDslate.[val.
Translation, sf. — tion, remo-
Transmettre, va. to transmit,
10 convey; make over,
Transuiîgration, sf> — tioD.
Trausiuissible, a. transférable.
Transmission» sf. — tion,
Iransfer.
Transmuablc,a. transmutable.
Transmuer, va. to transmute.
Transmutabilité, sf. traosmu-
labilily.
Transmutation, s(. — tion.
Transparence, sf. — rency.
Transparent, e, fz, — rcnt.
—, sm. transparent (sheet of
black lines).
Transpercer, va. to pierce;
pierce.
Transpirable, a. perspirable.
Transpiration, sf. perspira-
tion.
Transpirer, un. to perspira, to
traosfiire.
Traus|>lantation, sf. — tion.
Transplanter, va. to trano*
plant. [ter.
Trausplantoir, sm. transplan-
Transport, sm. transport ; car-
riage ; transporlation, rupture ;
conveyance. [ble.
'ronsportable, a. transporta-
~fran8porter, va. to transport ;
rcmoYO, con'vej, transfer.
Se —, VT. to transport one's
selT; proceed.
J*ransposcr, va. to transpose-
Transposition, sf, transposi-
tion.
Transvaser, va. to decant.
Transversal, e, a. transverse.
Transversalement, ad. trans-
nersallj.
Transviticr, va. to decant.
Traniran, sm. knack.
Trnpèie. sm. trapezium.
Trapcioïde, sm. trapezium.
Trappe, sf. trap-door; pitrall.
Trappiste, sm. trappist. [squat.
Trappu, e, a. thick-set; dumpy;
TraqueoartI, «m. ambler, rac-
ItlDg-paee.
Traquer, va. to drive (game.etr))
surround; push hard. [fall.
Traquet,S)n.mill-clapper; dead-
Traqueur, sm. game-driver;
beater.
Travade, sf. tornadn. [study.
Travail, sm. work, labour, pain;
Travailler, vn. to work; trou-
ble; warp; ferment, incite.
Se —, vr. to be worked.
Travailleur, se, S. labourer;
workwoman, ^'orkman; hard
student
Travée, sf. bay (of a church).
Travers, sm. breadtb; whim;
freak; oddily.
En —, ad. across.
De — ,«d. awry, wrong;askew,
A Travers, au Travers, a(i.
through ; across.
Traverse , sf. cross-piece ; tra-
verse; cross way, by-road,
cross, cross; across.
A la — , in the «ay.
Traversée, sf. passage, voyage.
Traverser, va. to twart, cross;
to pierce tbrougb, traverse.
Traversier, e, a. cross.
Traversière (Oûte), sf. ger-
man flûte. [beam.
Traversin, sm. bolsler, croSS-
Travestir, va. to disguise.
Se — ,1,'r. to disguise; one's self.
Travestissement, sm. disguise;
Trayon, sm. teat. ["travesty.
Trébuchant, te, a. full weigbt.
Trébucliemeut,8m.stumbling.
Trébucher, vn. to stumble;
fall; trip.
Trébuchet, sm. trap, gin; snare.
Trèfle, sm, Irefoil, clover, club.
Tréroiicier, Sm. landowner.
Tréfonds, sm. land; property.
Treillage, siH. latlice ; trellis.
Treilluscr,r<!.lo lattice; trellis.
Treillugcur, sm. trellis-maker.
Treille, sf. vinc-arbour; vine.
Treillis, sm. trellis; coarse
sacking.
Treiie, a. sm. tbirteen.
Treizième, a. sm. thirteeoth.
Treizièmement, ad, thir-
teentbly.
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Trém», s»n. diiresis (•).
Treiiiblaie,5^aspeD-pIantatlon.
Tremblant, e, a. sbaking ; tre-
mulous.
Tremble, sm. appen-tree,
Tremblement, sm. trembliog,
shakiDg, trill, shake. _
— de (erre, eartliquake.
Trembler, va. to tremble;
shake. quÎTer; Butter. [bler.
Trembleur, s^yi. quaker; trem-
Tremblotant. e, a. tremblicg.
Treml>loter,?in.toquake;shi'ver.
Trémie, sf. hopper. [ing.
Trémoussement, sm. {lutter
Trémou«Bcr, vn. to flutter.
Se — , vr. to flutter about,jog.
Trempe, s^ tempering, temper.
Tremper, V. lo dip; stamp ;
steep, temper; mettle.
Tremplin, sm. spring-boare.
T'-entoin, sm. thirly ail.
'.•renlaine, sf. thirt;.
Trente, a. tbirty.
Trentième, a. Ihirtietb.
Tréon, sm. {ma.) lug-saili
Trépan,sm. trépan, trepanning.
Trépaner, va. to trépan.
Trépas, sm. decease, deatb.
Trépassé, S7n. dead.
Trépassemenl, sm. death.
Trépasser, vn. to die.
Trépied, sm. trivet, tripod.
Trépignement, stn. stamping
Trépigner, un. to stamp; patler.
Trépointe, sf. welt.
Très, ad. most, very.
Trésor, sm. treasure, treasury.
Trésorerie, sf. treasury.
Trésorier, sm. treasurer.
Tressaillement, sm. start;
starting.
Tressaillir, vn, to slart; tbrili.
Tresse, sf. tress ; plat, [weave.
Tresser, va. tress; plat; inter-
Tressenr, se, s. platter.
TréteoM. sm. trcstle.
Trenil,sm. wbeeland axle;crab.
Trêve, sf. Iruce, intermission.
Triage, s»), picking; triad.
Triangle, S7n. triangle ; trivet.
Triangulaire, a.— lar. [larly,
l'riamgulaireineut, ad. — gu-
Triangulation, sf. — lion.
Tribord, sm. starboard.
Tribordais, Sm. (ma) Star-
Tribu, sf. tribe. [bo;ird-watch.
Tribulalion, sf. — lion.
Tribun, sm. tribune.
Tribunal, sm. tribunal, ccuri
(of justice).
Tribunat, sm. tribuîe'sbip.
Tribune, sf. rostruro, gallerïi
tribune.
Tribunitlen, ne, n.tribunitian»
Tribut, sm. tribute.
Tributaire, a. S tributary.
Tricbcr. un. to cheat.
Tricherie, sf. cheating.
Tricheur, se, a. s. cbeat;
tricksfer. [cers.
Tricnises, sf. pi. farrier's pin-
Triculoi-e, a. of tbree coloured.
Tricot, sm. cudgel; tricot.
Tricotage, sm. knitling.
Tricoter, va. to Unit.
Tricoteur, se, s. a knitter.
Trictrac, sm. backgammoB |
tricktrack.
Trident, sm. trident.
Triennal, e, a. triennial.
Tricnnalité, sf. triennial du-
ration. [garble.
Trier, va. to pick; pick eut;
Trieur, se, S. sorter.
Trifide, a. trifid.
Trigonométrie, sf. — metry
Trigoiiométrîque, a. trigono-
metrical. [ — trically.
Trigouométriquement, ad»
Trilatéral, e, a. —rai.
Trille. S7n. trill.
Trilier, u«. to trill.
Trillion, sm. — tioD, billion of
million. rtrail.
Trimbaler, vn. to drag aDout;
Trimestre, S7n. quarter; thre6
monibs; quarter's pay
Trimestriel, le, a. quaterly.
Trimestriellement, ad. qua-
Trine, a. trine. [terly.
Tringle, sf. curtaiDrod, triDgle^
listel.
Trinitaire, sm. — tarian.
Trinité, sf. Trinity.
TrinCme, s. trioomial.
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Trinquer, va. to louch glasses.
Trinquet, S))i. foremast.
TrinqueUe, sf. fore-staj sail.
Trio, SI)}, trio.
Triolet, sm. Iriclet; triplet.
Triomiiliiil, c, a. Iriumphal.
Trionipholcniont, ad. trium-
phaclly.
Ti'ioui|ibant.^, n. triumphant.
Triouipliateur, trîce,s. trium-
pher. [trump-card.
Trioinplie , sm. triuniph ; sf.
Triompher, vn. (0 Iriumph;
Tripiiille, sf. garbage. [excel.
Tripe, sA tripe.
Triperie, s. tripe-^hop; trlpcry.
Tripctaie, a, tripetalous.
Tripette, !/■. small tripe.
Tripbllioiigue, sf. triphthong.
Tripier, e, a. tiipeman; tripe-
wnman. [Ireble.
Triple, a. s. triple, three-Told,
Triplement, ad. triply; trebly.
Tripler, va. to treblc; triple.
Triplicnta, sm. Iriplicata.
rriplicilé, sf.— city, tripleness.
Ti'ipoli, sm. tripoli.
Tripolir, va. to polish with tri-
poli, [nis-court.
Tripot, sm. gaming-house; ten-
Tripotage, sm. medley; mess;
jobbery; mishmash, mingle.
Tripoter, V. to mess; meddie;
job, to jumble.
Tripolier, e, S. jcbber.
Trique, sf, cadgel. [cannon).
Ti'iqueballe, sm. truck (ror
Trirème, sf. trirème.
Trisaïeul, sm, great-great-
grand-fallier,
TrisnVenle, sf. greal-great-
gracd-mother.
Triscclion, sf. — tiOD.
Trissj'llnbc, a. — labical.
Triste, n. sad, dull ; pitil'ul.
Tristement, ad. sadly. [gloom.
Tristesse, sf. grief; sadness;
Triton, sm. IritOD.
Triturer, va. to triturate.
Triumvir, sm. triumvir.
TriumTÏrut.sm. triumvirate
TritinI, e, a. trifial, trite.
Triiialcmeutjad. tlivislljt
Trivialité, s/', trivialily, tilviaf-
ness.
Troe , sm. truck, exchange.
Ti'ochaïqiie, a. trochaic. [ter
Troclinnter, sm. {an.) trochaD-
Troobée, sm. troclice.
Trocbet, S7n clusler of fruits.
Trorbisque, sm. trocbisk.
Troëue. sm. prlvet.
Trogloflite, s. — djte.
Trogne, sf. phiz, face.
TroguoH , sm. core (of fruit),
slump of a cabbage, a cberub
(child).
Trois, a. sm. three, third.
Troisième, a. sm. third.
—, sf. third floor.
Troisièmement, ad. thirdly.
Trombe, sf. water-.ipout.
Trompe, s/.trumpet,Jcw's harp:
tube. [delude; begiule.
Tromper, va. to deceive, cheal;
Se —, vr. to mislate.
Tromperie, sf. fraud, deceit.
Trompeter, vu. to proclaim; cry;
trumpet.
Trompette, sf. trumpet.
— , sm. trunipeler.
Trompeur, se, s. cheater; a.
cheating,deceitful. [stock; stem.
Tronc, sm. trunk ; poor-box ;
Troncbet, sm, block.
Tronçon , SOT. stump ; pièce ;
fragment. [lengtlif).
Tronçonner, va. to eut up (in
TrtJne, s»i. throne. [mutilale.
Tronquer.», to truncate; lop ;
Trop, ad. too much, too many,
Par —, too, ICO much. [too.
Trop peu, too litlle.
Trop, sm. exubérance, excess.
Trope, sm. tropc.
Trophée, SOT. trophy.
Tropique, sm, tropic.
— , a. tropical.
Tropologique, a. — gical.
Troque, sf. barter; excbange.
Troquer, va. to truck, barteq
Troqueur, se, s. barterer.
Trot, SOT. trot.
Trotte, sf. trot; slep; distance.
Trotte-menu, a. small-trolting.
Trotter, v». to trot ; run ; waUt.
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Trjjtteur, se, s. trotter, Irottîng- 1
Tr»««iii, S));, errand-boy. [horse.
Trottiner, vn. to jog along
Trottoir, sm . foot-palh , fool-
pavement.
Trou. S771, bole, gap.
Itoiicher ii» — , to paya debt.
Trou-madame, sm. troll-ma-
dam.
Trou II a (four, sm. troubadour.
frouble, sm. trouble, broil;
agitalioD. [dull.
— , a. tbick, muddy, cîoudy, dim,
t'rouble-rête, sm. troublesome
fellow.
Troubler, va. to trouble, hinder,
disturb; muddy; confuse; dis-
concert, [certed; grow tbick.
Se —, vr. to falter; be discon-
Trouéo, sA ofjeuing, gap.
— ,n. full of lioles; holy.
Trouer, va. to make a hole.
Se—, Dr. lo grow full ol boles.
Troupe, sf. troop, companj,
band, crew, flock.
Trou|>cB, pi. troops, forces.
Troupeau, sm. flock, drove ;
crew ; herd.
Troupier, sm. trooper ; soldier.
Trousse , s/", truss ; bundle ;
quîver, comb-case, heel.
Hlouter en —, to ride bebind.
Trousseau, sm. buncb, bundle;
outat.
Trousse-galaut, sm. choiera.
Trousse-qiieue, sf. tail-band.
Troussequiu, s/", mortise-gauge.
Trousser, va. truss; despatcb.
— bagage, to boit.
Troussis, sm. tuck.
Trouvaille, s/", finding; pièce of
luck. [find out, invent.
Trouver, va. to find, nieet,
— bon, lo like.
— mauvais, to dislike.
— à redire, to find fault.
Se—, vr to find one's self, be,
prove out, stand.
— mal, lo faint.
Trouvère, 5»). troubadour.
Truand, e, s. "Vagabond; Tagrant.
Truander, vn. to bq".
Tauruderie, sf, l&~.
Trublè, s^. hand-net.
Trucllenicnl, sm. interpreteTt
Trucher, un. tO beg.
Truclicur, sm. beggar.
Truelle, sf. trowel'.
Truellée, sf. trowelful.
Truffe, sf. Iruifle.
Truffer, i!«. to stuff witb trufOe.
Truffière, sf. truffle-grouud.
Truie, sf. sow.
Truite, s/', trout.
— saumounce, salmon-trout.
Truite, e, a. red-spolted.
Trumeau, sm. pie'r, pier-glass,
Icg of beef.
Trusquin, sm, mortise-gauge.
Tu, pr. thou.
Tunble, a. fit to bo killod.
Tuage, sm. killing (of a hog).
Tuaui, e, a killing, toilsonTe.
Tube, sm. tube, pipe.
Tubercule, sm. tubercle, tuber.
Tuberculeux, se, a. tuhercu»
Tubéreuse, sf. tuberoso. [lousi
Tubéreux, se, a, tuberous.
Tubcrosité, sf. — sity, bunch.
Tubulc, e, a, tubulous.
Tubuleux. se, a. tubulous.
Tuer, la. lokill; butcher;murder.
Se — , iir. to kill one's self.
Tuerie, sf, slaugbter - bouse;
butchery. [bully.
Tueur, sm. butcher; killer;
Tuf, Tufau, sm, tut (calcareous
Tuile, sf. lile. [rock.
Tuileau, sm. shard of a tile.
Tuilerie, sf. tile-kiln.
Tuilier, sm. liler; tile-maker.
Tulipe, sf. tulip.
Tulipier, sm. the tulip-tree.
Tulle, sm. tulle, net.
Tuméfaction, sf. — tion.
Tuméfier, vn. to tumefy.
Se — , vr. to tumefy.
Tumeur, sm. tumour, swellinge
Tumuluire, a. Pierre, toIDD'»
stone.
Tumulte, sm. tumult, riot.
Tumultueusement, ad, ric
tousiy. [tumultuous.
Tumultueux, se, a. riotouS|
Tumulus, sm. tumulus.
Tunique, sf, coat; tunic; film.
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Tnnnel, sm. tunoel.
Tiiorbe, sm. theorbo.
Tiii'lian, syn. turban.
Tiirliiiiê, e, a. turbinated.
Turbot, sm. turbot.
Tlirliolière, sf. turbol-kettle.
Tiirbiili-mment, ad. — lently.
Turbulence, sf. — lency.
Turbulent, e, a. turbulent,
noisy. [Turkisb.
Turc", Turque, a. s. Turk,
A la Turque, ad. in the Tur-
kish-fashioû.
Turelure, sf. répétition, bur-
den of a song (low).
Turgescence, sf. turgescence.
Tiirlupiii, sm. sorry buffoûn.
Turlupinade, sf. sillv jest.
Turlupiner, v. to make connn-
drums ; jest.
—, va. to banter; tease.
Turluter, vn. to pipe; loot.
Turneps, sm turnip. [ness.
Turpitude, sf turpilude, \ile-
Turquel, sm. bearded wheat.
Turquin (bleu), blue dark.
Turquoise,. 1^. tuTquoise(stone).
Tussilage, sm. tussilage.
Tutélaire, a. — lar, [lage.
Tutelle, sf. guardiansbip; tute-
Tuteur, trice, ». guardian,
Tutie, sf tulty. tprolector.
Tutoiement, sm. thouing.
Tulojer, va. to thon and tbee.
Tuyau, sm. pipe, quill of a pen,
tube; staik ot corn, shank.
Tuj'érc. sf. tuyère, tewel.
Tjiupau, sm. drum of the ear;
lympanum. [decry,
Tj'nipauiser, va. to ery down;
Tynipanite, sf. tympany,
Tyuipanon, sm. dulcimer.
Type, sm. type, Bgure, model.
Typhoïde, a. typlius.
Typhon, sm. t'yplioon.
Typhus, sm. typhus.
Typique, a. typical.
Typographe, sm. — pher.
Typographie, sf. — phy, print-
ing.
Typographiqike, a. — phical
Typograpbiquement, ad. t;-
pographically.
Tyran, sm. tyrant.
Tyrannicide, sm. tyrannicido.
Tyrannie, sf. tyranny.
Tyrunnique, a. — nical. [ly.
Tyrauniquenient, ad. — nica!-
Tyranniser, va. to tyrannise.
u
IJbiqnlate, sm. ubiquist.
Ubiquité, sf. ubiquity.
tldoniètre, sm. rain-gauge.
rka^e. sm. uk2se.
Ulcération, sf. — tion.
Ulcère, sm. ulcer.
Ulcéré, e, a. ulcer.
Ulcérer, va. to ulcerate ; exas-
perate.
Ulcéreux, se. a. ulcerous.
Ultérieur, e,f(. further,ullerior.
UllérieureBienl,a(/.subsequen.
tly.
Vltinintum, sm.. ultimatuin.
VlIrniDuudaiu, e, a. s. ultra-
mundane. [tane.
Ullraniontnin, S. a. oltramon-
Viublc, sm. grayling, umber.
Un, Une, art. one, a, an,
E.^ — et PauCre, botb.
1,' — ou Tautre, either.
Ni r— ni Pautre, neitber,
Les Uns et les autres, allf
aitogether.
U.^uD, Pautre, one another.
— à un. one bj one.
UnQuiine, a. unanimous.
Unanimement, ad. — mously.
Unanimité, sf. unanimily.
Uuguiculé, e, a. uriguiculate.
Uni, e, a. even, simple; unitudf
plain.
Unième, a. Srst.
Uniforme, a. uniTorm,
— , sm. unirorra,regimentaIs
Unirorméinent, ai. uniforml}
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l'nlformUé, sf. unirormlly.
Unilatéral, e, a. unilatéral.
Viiinieui, ad. evenly, plainlj,
smoothly.
Vniou, $/. unioD, concord.
Uuique, a. onlj, sole, single;
unique.
Uniquement, ad. only, solely.
Uuir, va, to unile, to smootb.
S' — , vr. to unité; be united.
UuiBson, sm. unisou.
Unitaire, sm. unitarian.
Unité, sf. unily, unit.
Uiiivalve, a. s. univalve.
Univers, sm. universe. [lism.
Universalisme, sm. universa-
UuiTcrsalité, sf. — liiy.
Universel, le, a. universal.
Universellement, ad. — sally.
Université, sf. university.
Vuivocatiou, sf. — tien.
Univoque, a. univocal.
Uranagrapliie,s/'. uranograpby.
Urbain, u. urban.
Urbanité, sf. urbanity.
Ure, 5)n. ure-ox, aurochs.
Uretère, siii. urcler.
Urètre, sm. urethra.
Urgence, sf. urgency.
Urgent, e, a. urgent, pressing.
Urinaire, a. urinary.
Urinai, sm. orinal.
Urine, sf. urine.
Uriner, vn, to urine.
Vrineuz, se, a, urinons.
Urinoir, sm. retiring-place.
Urue, sf. urn.
Vrsuliue, sf. ursullne (nnn).
Us, sm. pi. Gustom, usage.
Usage, sm. usage, use; custmos,
expérience.
Usager,*, «. commoner.
Usance, sf. use ; usance; wont.
Usant, e, a. using, enjoylng.
Usé, e, a. worn-out; seedy.
User, u. to use; naste; wear ont,
impair, exhaust.
Eu — bien avec, to be baTS
well to.
Usine, sf. manuTactory ; mills;
Works.
Usité, e, a. used; usnal.
Ustensile, sm. usteosll, impla>
ment; tool.
Ustion, sf. uslioD.
UsucapSon, sf. usucaplion.
Usuel, le, a. usual; commoa.
Usuellement, ad. usually.
Usufructaire, a — tuary.
Usufruit, sm. usurrnct.
Usufruitier, e, s, usufructuarj...
Usuraire, a. usurious.
Usurairement, ad. usuriouslj.-
Usurc, sf. usury, wear.
Usurier, e, 8. usurer.
Usurpateur, trice, s. usurper^
Usurpation, sf. — tion.
Usurper, va. to usurp. vn. tO
encroach upon.
Ut, sm. ut, do, C (Brat note o(
tbe gamut.)
Utérin, e, a. nterine.
Utérus, sm. utérus; womb.
Utile, a. sm. usefui, proBtabla^
serviceable.
Utilement, ad. usefully.
Utiliser, va. to utilize; improte^
Utilité, sf. utilily; proBt; use.
Utopie, sf. ulopia.
titricule, sm. ulrlele.
Uvée, tf. uvea.
Uvulaire, a. UTuIar.
Va, fn<. doue. [days.
Vacance, sf. vacaney, pi. boli-
Vacaut, e, a. Tacant, empty.
Vacarme, sni. tumult; uproar.
Vacation, sf. proression, time,
•sacation; silting.
Vaccin, sm. vaccine matter.
Vaccinal, e, a. Taccine.
Vaccination, s/', vaccination.
Vaccine, sf. cow-po.x.
Vacciner, va. to vaccinale.
Vaclie, s^. cow, cow-bide.[berd.
Vucker, e, s. cow-keeper, cow»
I Vacherie, t/.cow-bouse.
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Vacillant, e, n. Tacillaling; wa-
Vacillation, s/', vacillation.
Vaciller, un. to \acillale; tôlier;
waver.
Vacuité, sf. — ty, emptiness.
Vade, sf. slake al play, vade.
— -nieciim, sm. vade-Mccum;
hand-book.
Ta-el-vient, sm. alternale mo-
tion; rerry-boal;(mar) pass-rope.
dTagalioud, e, a. s. vagabond,
rambler, wanderer.
Vagabondage, sm. vagrancy.
Vagabonder,vn.to vagabondize.
Vagin, sm. vagina.
Vaginal, e, a. vaginal. [ling-
Vagis«enient,$))t. puliog; nai-
Vagiie, sf. wave, surge, blilow.
— , a. vague, waste.
Vaguement, ad. vaguely>
Vaguemestre, syn. baggage-
masler.
Vaguer, un. to ranibl6;wander.
Vaillamment, ad. valianlly.
Vaillance, sf. valeur, prowess.
Vaillante, e, a. valiant, brave.
— , sm. worth; substance, [feat.
Vaillantiae, sf. prowess-, great
Vain, e, a. vain, idie; frivolous.
En — , ad. vainly, in vain.
Vaincre, vn. to vainquish; sub-
due, surpass, conquer. [vainly.
Vainement, ad, to no purpose,
Vainqueur, ;m. conqueror, Vic-
tor.
Vair, sm. vair.
Vairon, a. m. uhall-eyed.
Vai98oou,s()i. vessel, sliip; pile,
blood-vessel.
Vaisselle, sf. table-utensiis.
Val, sm. valley, dale, vale.
Valable, a. vâlid.
Valablement, nti. validly.
Valériane, sf. valerian.
Vnici, sm. foolraan, groom, va-
iet, knave; hold-Tast.
Valetage, sm, drudgery; maniai
service.
Valetaille, sf. pack of lackeys.
Valetcr, V7i. to cringe, wait.
Valétudinaire, a. — narian.
Valeur, s^, value, worlb, valeur;
pi. «ITects, billf.
Valeureusement, ad, vaMantij
Valeureux, «e, a. valianl.
Vali<lation, sf. validalion.
Valide,», vahd, lieallh"
Vnlidcmenl, »'/. validly.
Valider, vu. to render ?alid.
Validité, sf validity.
Valise, sf. cioak-bag.
Vallée, sf. valley, vale, dalc.
Vallon, sm. dale ; dell.
Valoir, va. to be worlh.
A —, on account.
Faire—, to improve, eslallish
Se faire — , to boast.
Vaille que vaille, at anyrale.
Valse, sf. wallz.
Valser, to waltz.
Value, sf. value.
Plus- —, sf. Increased value.
Valve, sf, valve; clack-valve.
Valvule, sf, valvule.
Valvulaire,a. valvular.
Vampire, sm. vampire.
Van, sm. winuowing; basket.
Vandalisme, sm. vandalism.
Vanille, sf. vanilla.
Vanillier, sm. vanilla-tree.
Vanité, sf. vanily, selT-conceit.
Vaniteux, se, a. vain ; self*
admiring.
Vannage, sm. ninnowing.
Vanne, sf. paddie ( of a lock);
Vanneau, sm. lapwing. [sluice.
Vanner, va. to winnow.
Vannerie, sf, ba^ket-trade.
Vannette, sf. server (for horses).
Vanneur, sm. wiuoower.
Vannier, sm. basket-maker.
Vautnil, sm, folding door; leaf.
Vantard, Vauteur, sm. boaster.
Vanter, va to extûl; vaint.
Se —, vr. to boasl; he e.xlolledt
Vanterie, sf. boasting îbeggar.
Va-uu>pieds, sm. vi>,;<iboad;
Vnpeur, sf, vapour, steam.
Bain de —, vapour-batb.
Vapeurs, sf. pi, hystéries, va*
pour, [pory.
Vaporeux, se, a. vaporous; va
Vaporiser, va. lo vaporize.
Vaporisation , sf. vaporization*
Vaquer, vn. to be vacant.
Varuigne, af. tide-gaifl.
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Varangue, sf. floor-timber.
Varech, sea-weed, wreck.
Vai-eniio, sf, warren, chaseï
Variabilité, sf. variableness.
Variable, a. variable.
Variant, e, a. fickle, chan^
VarÎHiite» , sf. yl. various rea-
dings.
Variation, s^.— tion, chang9.
Varice, sf. varix.
Varicocèlc, sf. ■varicocele.
Varier, va. lo vary; change.
Variété, sf. variely; diversity.
Variole, sf. Tarioia; small pox.
Variqueux, se, a. varicous,
Varlet, sm. a valet.
Varlope, sf. jointer-planB.
l'jFisculaîre, Vaaculeuz, se, a.
vascular.
Vase, sm. vase; vessel.
—, sf. slime; mud; mire.
Vaseux, se, a. muddj, rairy.
Vasistas, sm. rmail casemenl
(in a door or window).
Vassal, e, ». vassal.
Vasselage, sm. vasselage.
Vaste, a. vast, spacious; wide.
Vatican, sm. Vaticao (pope's
palace).
Va-tout, sm. last stake.
Faire nu —, to stake one's ail.
Vaudeville, sm. vaudeville.
Vaudevilliste, sm. vaudevillist.
Vaurien, sm. a vile «retch.
Vautour, sm. vulture. [roll.
Se Vautrer, vr. to vrallow ;
Veau, sm, calf, veal ; calf's lea-
— marin, sea-calf. [Iher.
Vecteur, sm, veclor.
Vedette , sf. sentry on horse-
back, watch-tower.
Végétable, a. vegetablei
Végétal, sm. vegelaflç.
—, e, a. vegetabie.
Végétant, e, a. vege'tàling.
Végétatif, ve, a, végétative.
Végétation, sf, végétation.
Végéter, vn. to végétale.
Véhémence, sf. véhémence.
Véhément, e, a. véhément, im-
petuous. [menlly.
Véhémentement, ad. vehe-
Véliiculot sm, vebicle.' meanai
Veille, sf. watching; natcb, eve.
Veilles, sf. pi. labours; watching.
Veillée, sf, silting up; watching;
viïil. [nake.
Veiller, v. to walch; sit up,
Veilleur, sm. watcher.
Veilleuse, sf. night lamp.
Veillote, sf. cock (of hay).
Veine, sf. vein.
Veiné, e, a. veined; velny.
Veineux, se, a. veiny; yeaoDf.
Vêler, vn, to calve.
Vélin, sm, vellum.
Papier — , wove paper.
Velléité, sf. velleity, iaklinf^.
Véloce, a. swift; rapid.
Vélocité, sf, velocily,swiftDes3
Velours, sm. velvet.
Velouté, e, a, velvet, soft.
—, sm, velvet ribbon ; smooth
sauce. [rance of velvet.
Velouter, va, to give Ihe appea-
Veloutier, velvet-maker.
Veltage, sm, gaiiging.
Velte, sf. gauging-stick.
Vclter, va. to gauge.
Velteur, sm, gauger.
Velu, e,((.hairy; villous; mouldy.
Venaison, sf. venison.
Vénal, e, a. vénal, mercenary.
Véualement, ad. mercenarily ;
veually.
Vénalité, sf. venality.
Venant, sm. comer.
Vendable, a. vendible; salable.
Vendange, sf, vinlage. [grapesi
Vendanger, va, to gainer the
Vendangeur, se, s. vintager.
Vendeur, Venderesse , s. ai
seller, vendor. [claim.
Vendiratiou, sf. claimaing;
Veudiquer, va, to demaud;
claim.
Vendre, va, to sell; boJray.
A — , to be sold.
8e —, to be sold, soll.
Vendredi., sm. Friday.
— saint, Good-Friday.
Vendu, e, a. sold; belraje^
Véné, e, a. tainted.
Véuéflce, sf, veneflce.
Venelle, sf. by-street.
f Véaéueux, ««i a, poisaaoas.
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Veuer, va. to drive about; bail.
Vénérable, a. vénérable.
Véuérabicment, ad. veoerably.
Vénération, sf. — tlon. [rence.
Vénérer, tia. lo venerate; reve-
Vénerie, sf, venery, hunling.
Vénérien^ ne, a. venereal*
Veiictte, sf. fcar; alarm.
Veneur, sm. huntsmao. ^ '
Vengeance, sf. — ce, revenge.
Venger, va. lo revenge ; avenge.
Se — , to take vengeance.
Vengeur, Vengeresse, a, re-
venger, avenger. [ble.
Véniel, le, a. venlal ; pardona-
Véniellemenl, ad. venially.
Venimeux, se, a. venomous.
Venin, sm. venom, poison.
Venir, sm coming.
— ,t)ii. to corne; proceed; reach;
arise; happen.
A —, to comej coming.
— à, to happen.
Eu — aux mains, to eome to
blows. [gone ont.
Il VienI de partir, be is just
S'en —, to come awaj.
Vent, sm. wind, vent, scent,
emplinoss, brealh.
Venlaîl, sm. ventail.
Vente, sf. sale; auclion sale.
En —, to be sold.
Venter, vn. lo blow.
Venteux, se, a. wind;.
Ventilateur, I7n.— lator.
Ventilation, sf. valuation ; ven-
tilalion.
Ventiler, ua. to ventilate; value.
Vcntosité, sf.—sily, windiness.
Ventouse, sf. cupping-glass,
ventilalor.
Ventouser, va. to cnp. [1er.
Ventre, sm. belly; stomach; ven-
Ventrée, sf. liller (of joung).
Ventricule, syJi. ventricle.
Ventrière, sf. belly-band.
Ventriloque, O.S.— loqulst.
Veutriloquie, sf. — loquy.
Ventru, e, a. big-bellied.
Venu, come.
Bien —, welcbme. [ming.
Venue, sf. arrivai, growln, co-
Venule, sf. little vein. [cbarm.
Vennsté , »f. gracefulnes».
Vénus, sf. Venus. [prayers.
Vêpres, pi, vsspers, evening
Ver, sm. worm ; maggot, moth.
— à soie, silk-worm.
— luisant, glow-worra.
— solitaire, tœnia. [ness.
Véracité, sf, veracity, trulbrul-
%'erbBl,e, a. verbal.
Verbalement, ad. verbal ly.
Verbaliser, vn. to draw up a
report.
Verbe, sm. verb ; volco ; tona
Verbération, >f. — tien.
Verbeux, se, a. verboso.
Verbiage, sm. verbiage, [ker.
Verbiageur, se, s. verbose tal-
Verbosité, sf, — sity.
Vercoqulu, sm. maggol; whim.
Verdâlre, a. greenish.
Verdelet, a. tartish. [diction.
Verderie, tf. verderer's juris-
Verdet, sm. verdigrise.
Verdeur, sf. greenness; green,
verdure; sap ; lartness.
Verdict, sm.. verdict.
Verdir, va. to paint green.
—,vn. to grow green.
Verdoyant, e, a. verdaot; green.
Verdoyer, vn, to grow green.
Verdure, sf. verdure; greenness;
grass, sa!ads,
Vcrdurier, sm. salad-garden.er.
Véreux, se, a. worm-eaton
magotly-bad.
Verge, sf, rod, swilcb, verge,
yard, wand.
Verger, s^n. orcliard, verger.
Vergeter, va. to beat ; brush.
Vergette, sf. brufh; coal-brush.
Verglas, sm. glazed frost.
Vergogne, sf. shame.
Vergue, sf. a sail's yard.
Véridicité, sf. veracity.
Véridique, a. vcridical.
Vérillciiteur, sm. examiner.
VériOcaliou, «/■. — tion. [prove
Vériner, va. to verify, examine;
prove.
Véritable, a. true, genuine.
Véritalilenient,aa.lruly; really
Vérité, sf. Iruth ; in Irutb.
A la— indeed, I conrasa.
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En —, Indeed. [pes.
Verjus, sm. wrjuice; sour gra-
Vcrnieil, le, a. vermillon; rosj,
— , sm. sil-vergilt.
Tcrmicelle, sm. TerniTcellI.
Vcriuicnlaire, a, vermicular.
Vcrmirorme, o. -vermiform.
Vorniirnge, a. sm. vermifuge.
Vci-niillou, sm. vermillon.
Vermine, sf. verrain ; rabble.
Verniineuz, se, a. caused by
worms.
Vermisseau, sm. worm; grub.
Se Vermouler, vr. to grow
worm-eaten.
Vermoulu, e, a. worm-eaten.
Vermoulure, sf. worm-hole.
Vcrmout, sm. vermuth.
Vernal, e, a. vernal.
Vernir, va. to varnisb; glaie.
Vernis, sm. varnish ; glaze.
Vernissage, jm. varnishing.
Vernisser, va. to varnish; glaze.
Vernisseur, $m. varnisher.
Vernissure, sf. varnishing.
Vérole (petite), s/'. small-pOX.
Véron, sm. minnow (fish).
Véronique, sf. speed-well, »e-
ronica.
Verrat, Sm. boar.
Verre, sm. glass.
— ardent, burning-glass.
Vérrée, sf. glassrul.
Verrerie, sf. glass-house, glass-
making, giass-nare. [man.
Terrier, sm. glass-makcr; gjass-
Vcrrine, sf. slrong screw.
Verroterie, sf. glass-ware.
Verrou, sm. boit.
Verrouiller, va. to boit.
Verrue, sf. wart.
Ver», sm. verse.
Vers, pr, towards, about.
Versant, e, a. apt to overlurn;
sm. slope (of a moimlain) ; na-
Versntile,rt. versatile, [ter-shed.
Versatilité, sf. inconstance.
Verse, à — , ad. Il pleut — it
peurs.
Versé, e, a. versed, skilled.
Verseau, sm. Aquarius.
Terscmenif $m. payement ; de-
posit.
Verser, V. tO pour, flil, OVer-
turn,5hed; laid (corn); deposit.
Verset, sm. verse.
VersiQcateur, sm. versifieri
Versiacation, sf. — tion.
Versifier, vn. to versify, [tion.
Version, sf. veision, transla-
Verso, sm. reverse ; second page
(of a leaf.)
Vert, e, a. green, nnripe; acld;
harsb ; sharp.
Vert, sm. gréen; grsss.
Vcrt»de-gris, sm. verdigrîs.
Vertébral, e, a. vertébral.
Vertèbre, sf. vertèbre.
Vertébré, e,a. verlebrated. ».
m, vertebrate.
Vertement, ad. smartly.
Vertical, e, a. S. vertical.
Verticalement, ad. verticallj.
Verticalité, sf. — verticality.
Verticillé, e, a. verlicillate.
Vcrticille, sm. veriicil.
Vertige, S7n. verligo; frenzy;
madness. [slaggers.
Vertige, sm. wèim , maggot,
Vertu, sf. virtue , property ; for-
ce ; power.
En — de, in conséquence of.
Vertueusement, ad. virtuously.
Vertueux, se, a. 8. virtuous.
Vertugadin, sm. fartbingale.
Ver»e, sf. rapture, spirit.
Verveine, sf. vervaiD.
Verveus, sm. hoop-net.
Vesce, sf. vetch.
Vesceron, sm. wiM Tetch.
Vesical, e, a. vesicti.
Vésicatlon, sf. blisterlng.
Vésicatolre, a. blistering. •,
blister. [bladder.
Vésicule, tf. vesicle; little
Vésiculeux, se, a. Tesiculous»
Vespetro, sm. vespetro.
Vesse, sf. foisl.
Vesser, vn. tO folst. • ^^
Vessie, sf. bladder, blister.
Vestale, f. veslal.
Veste, sf. vest, jackef .
Vestiaire, sm. vesliary.
Vestibule, sm, porch, bail, ves-
tiLule, lobby.
Vestige, sm. footsiep; vestige.
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Vêtein eut , sm. garment vest-
Vèléron, si)2. \eteran. [ment.
Véiérance, sf. veteianship.
Vétérinaire, n. s. Teterinary.
VeCille, s/', trifle.
Véliller, vn. lo sland on triGes.
Vétîlleur, «ctrifler. [fastidious.
Tétilteiix, se, (I. ticklish ; nice;
Têtir, ii«, loclolhe; dre^s; arraj.
Se —, vr. to dress one's self.
Veto, sm. ■»elo.
Têtu, e, (I. clad, arrajed.
Vétusté, sf. oldness.
Veuf, sm. widower.
Veule,a. weak, dull, sort.
Veuvage, sm. widowbood.
Veuve, sf. widow. [nojance.
VexatioH, sf. vexation, an-
Vexatoire, a. vexatious.
Vexer, va. to vex; harass.
Viable, a. viable.
Viager, e. a. for life.
Viaiiile. sf. méat.
— blaiirho, fowl.
— de Ijniicherie, butclier's méat.
— noire, game.
Viaudis, sm. grazing; browsing.
Viatique, sm. viaticum.
Vibrant, c, a. vibrating.
Vibraliou, sf. — tion.
Vibrer, vn. to vibrale.
Vicaire, Sm. vicar, curate.
Vicairie. sf. vicarsiiip, vicarage.
Vicariat, e, a. vicsi'.al.
Vicariat, sm. Ticarage , curacj.
Vicarier, t)n. toofficiate as vicar.
Vice, sm, vice, defect, blemish.
Vice-amiral, sm. vice-amiral.
Vicr-amirauté, sf. vice-admi-
rally. [chancellor.
Vice-cbancelîer, sm. vice-
Vice-cousul, sm. vice-consul.
Vice-ucrant, sm. vice gèrent.
Vicc-légat.sm.vice-legate.
Virr-légation , sf. vice-lega-
teship.
Viccnual, e. ((. vicennal. [dent.
Vîce-pi'ésideiit,Sï?ï.vîce-prési-
Vicc-reine, sf. viceroj's wife.
Vicc-roî. Sî)!. viceroy.
Vico-Vei-sn. nd. vice-vcrsa.
Vico-rojauté, sf. vice-rovally,
Vicié, e, a. viciated, tainled.
Vicier, DO. viciate; taint.
^'icieuseuieiit, ad. viciousTy.
Vicieux, «e, a. s. vicions, dele*»
Vicinal, e, a. vicinal. [tive. ;
Vicissitude, sf. vicissitude;
Vicomte, sm. viscount. [change. '
Vîcouité, srn. viscounlsliip.
VicomleBse, sf. viscouDtess.
Viciinic, sf. viclim- [quizi.
Viciiuicr, vn. to victiinize;
Victoire,*^, victory. [ouslj.
Victorieusement, ad. victori-
Victorieuxjse, a. victorious.
— , sm. conqueror.
Victuailles, sf. pi, provisions.
Vidame, 5//Î. vidame. [ieaving.
Vidange, sf. empljing, clearing,
Vidanges, p2. Sllb', flood.
Vidangeur, sm. nighlnian.
Vide, a. void, empty, open.
— , sm. void space, vacuum, gap.
— -bouteille, sm. siphon; plea-
sure-summerhouse.
Vider, va. lo empty; clear, eva-
cuate; gut (fisb), leave a coun-
try, pink, drain, draw a fcwl.
Vie,s/'. life, livelihood; animation.
A —, for life.
En —, alive. [aged.
Vieil, vieux, a. m. old, ancient;
Vieillard, sm. o!d man.
vieille, sf. o'.à woman.
Vieilit^ries, sf. old clotheS.
Vieillofise, sf. old âge; oldness.
Vieillir, u. to grow old; to âge;
grow obsolète.
Vieillissement, sm. sénescence.
Vieillot, te, a. oldisb, erderly.
Vielle, sf. hurdysurdj. [player
V^eîlleiir, se, s. burdygurdy-
Vierge, sf. virgin, maid.
— , a. virginal ; pure.
rire —, virgin vax.
Or —, native gold.
Vigne -, creuper.
Vif, Te, ((. aiive, sprightly; II-
vely; ?mart,quick,ljright, sharp,
vivai:ious.
— , sni. quick; body, substance.
— -argent, siH. quicki;ilver.
mercury.
Vif;ie. sf, look-OUt.
Vigilammeul, ad. Ti^aotl},
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vigilance, sf, vigilance; watch-
fulness.
Vigilant. «, ((. vigilant.
Vigile, sf. eye, vigil.
Tigiic, 5)1!. vire, vineyard.
Tigneroii.sm. vine-drcsser.
Vignette, s(. vignette; meadow-
sweet.
Tiguobic, sm. vineyard.
Vigogne, sf. vicugna; vicuna.
Vigoiireiiscnient, ad. vigo-
rously. [slout.
Vigoureux, «e, a. vigorous;
Vignetir, sf. vigour; force;
strength.
Vil, e, a. vile, mean; low; base.
A — prix, dirt.cheap.
Vilain, e,s. vi Hein; miser; hunlis.
—, « ugly, ba;e, vile; nastj; un-
sighlly.
Vilainement, ad, vilely.
Vilebrequin, sm. nimble; stock
and bit.
Vilement, ad. vilely; basely.
Vilenie, sf. ugly Word; abuse ;
meanness; tras'h; coarse food.
Vilipender, va. to viliry ; cry
down .
Villa, s/', villa.
Village, sm. village.
Villageois, e, s. villager.
— , e, a. cnuntry, village.
Villanelle, s/, country ballad.
Ville, sf. cily, town.
Villénage, sm. villalnage.
Villette, sf. small town.
Vin, sm. wine.
— rouge, red wine.
— de Bordeaux, claret.
— de Bourgogne, burgundy.
Vinaigre, siii.vinegar. [vinegar.
Vinaigrer, vu. (0 season nilh
Viuaigreric, sf. vinegar-yard.
Vinaigrette, sf. vinegar sauce.
Vinaigrier, SHi. vincgar-maker;
sumacti.
Vindicatif, Te, a, revengeful.
Vindicte, sf. prosecution.
Vinée, sf. vinlage; wine-crop.
i^ineux, se, a. vinous, winy.
Vingt, a. twenty.
Vingtaine, sf. score.
/iugiièms, a. stn. Iwen/ietb.
Vinicole, a. wine-growing.
Viol,s»ï. violatjnn, râpe.
Violât, a. cf violets.
Violateur, S))t. violatof.
Violation, s^, — tion.
Viole, sf. ténor viol.
Violemment, ad. violently.
Violence, sf. violence, force.
Violent, e, a. violent, Lasiy.
Violenter, va. to force; violai»
Violer, va. to violate; break.
Violet, te, a. violet-coloured.
—, sm. purple, violet colour.
Violette, s/', violet.
Violier, sm. wall-Qower.
Violon, fiddie, vloHn, fiddier.
Violoncelle, sm. violoncelle.
Violoncelliste,sm,violoncelli3t.
Viorne, sf. snowball-tree.
Vipère, sf. Viper.
Vipérine, s/', viper's bugloss.
Virago, s/', virago, terraagant
Virelai, sm. virelay.
Virement, sm, tr'aosfer (of s
dehl) tacking.
Virer, un. to turn , tack about ,
heave, to veer; change
Virginal, e, a. virginal, maid-
enly. [liood.
Virginité, sf, — nity, maiden-
Virgule, sf. comma.
Viril, e, a. virile, manly, maie.
Virilement, ad. stoutly, manly.
Virilité, sf. virility, manbood.
Virale, sf. ferrule; collar.
Virolet, sm. (ma.) roller.
Virtualité, sf. virtuality.
Virtuel, le, a. Virtual.
Virtuellement, ad. virtuallj»
Virtuose, s. a. Virluoso.
Virulence, sf. virulence.
Virulent, e, a. virulent.
Virus, sm, virus,
Vis, sf. screw, vice, spindie tree
Vis-à-vis, pr. over-agaiost ; op«-
posite.
—, sm. vis-à-vis.
Visa, sm. act, certificale.
Visage, sm. face, look ; visage.-
Viscéral, e, a. viscéral.
Viscère, sm, viscus.
Viscosité, sf. viscosity,viscid;ly,
Vi«ée,$/. airo i design ; object.
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viser, va. to aim; revise, tend;
hâve an eye to.
Visibilité, sf. — litj
Visible, a. visible, manifest.
Visilileinent, ad. visibly.
Tisicre, sf. visor, sight ol' a gUD;
shade (for the eyes).
Visigotb, sm. barbarian.
Vision, sf. vision, sight, appari-
tion, cbimera.
Visionnaire, a. S. visionary.
Visi*a*ion,s/". — tion. [inspection.
Visite, sf. visil, Visitation, searct),
Visiter, va. to visit; searcb; exa-
mine.
Se — , vr. to visit eacb other.
Visiteur, sm. visiter, searcber.
Vison, sm. vison.
Visqueux, me, a viscous,sticky.
Vissage, sm. screwing.
Visser, va. to screw.
Visuel, le, a. Visual.
Vital, e, a. vital.
Vitniement, (!(/. vilally.
Vilaliter, sf. vitality.
Vite, a. swift, nimbie; rapid.
— , ad. quiclily, fast.
Vitement, ad. quickly.
Vitelotte,s/'. red kidney potatoe.
Vitesse, s/. quiclcness, swifiness.
Vitrave, sm. glazing, parlilion,
glass Windows. [in cburches.
Vitraui, j)i. large glass Windows
Titre, sf. window glass; a glass.
Vitré, e, a. glazed, vitreous.
Vitrer, va. to glaze.
Vitrerie, sf. the glass trade,gla-
zing; glaiier's work.
Vitreux, se, a. vitreous; glass;.
Vitrier, sm. glazier.
Vitriflable, a. vitriGable.
VitriOcatiou, sf. — tion.
VitriQer, va. to vitriTy.
Vitrine, sf. glafs-case.
Vitriol, sm. vitriol.
Vilriolique. a. vitrioMc.
Vivace, a. long-lived,perennîal.
Vivaeitéf «/". vivacity; ardour
liveliness, brighlness; choler.
Vivandier, c.s. suller.
Vivant, e, a. s. Iiving;lire; llver.
Bon —, gay l'ellow.
Tivat, t'nt. buiitl kuirii
Vi»e, sf. weever.fish.
Vivement, ad. quickly; bastil}.
Viveur, se, s. sensualist: good-
liver.
Vivier, <m. fisb-pond. [vifying.
Vivifiant, e, a. quickening; vl«
Vivillcalion, s^. viviflcation.
Vivifler, va. to vivifj, enliveD.
ViviOque, a. viviSc.
Vivipare, a viviparous.
Vivoter, vn. to live hard.
Vivre, vn. to live; exist; subsisl.
Faire — , to maintain.
Vivre, Vivres, sm. food, provi-
sions, victuals.
Vizir, sm. vizier.
Vocabulaire, sm. vocibulary.
Vocal, e, a. vocal, oral.
Vocalement, ad. vocal ly.
Vocalisation, sf. vocalization.
Vocaliser, va. to vocalize.
Vocaiif.sm.vocativecase.[ialent,
Vocation, s/, vocation, calliag;
Vociréra)ion, ,':/. vociTeration.
Vociférer, vn. 10 vociTerate.
Vœu, sm. wisb; prayer; vow.
Vogue, s/', rowing, vogue, lepute,
fashion.
Voguer, vn. to row; sail; float.
Vogue la galère^ come wbat
come mayl
Vogueur, sm. rower.
Voici, a(2. see bere; bere is, bete
are; this is; tbere ire
Me — , bere I am.
\oie,sf way, means, course, track.
— de bois, cartload orwood,etc.
— d^eau, yoke.
— d'eau, (mar.) leak.
— lactée, sf. Ibe milky way.
Voilà, ad. see tbere; those are,
there is, tbere are.
Voile, sm. veil; pretext; eloak.
—, sf. sail, sbip.
Faire —, to sel sail.
Forcer de — , to crowd sails.
Voiler, va. toveil; cloak; conceal.
Voilerie,s^. sail-loft. [maker.
Voilier, sm. sail (oT a sbip), sail-
Fiii — , fast sailer.
Voilure, sf. suit of sails.
Voir, vn, to see ; behold; look,
disceru; visit; examiae.
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Toîr le Jour, to be born.
*» — 5 f*. lo visit one another.
Voire, ad. indeed; even.
Voirie , sf. inspection of Ihe
highBays, common sewer.
Voisin, e, a. neigLbouring ;
s._ neighbour. [vicinity.
Voisinage, sm. neighhour-hood;
Voisiner, vil. to visit one's
neighbours. [fare, load.
Voiture, sf. -vehicle; earriage,
Voilurer, va. to carry ; conToy.
Voiturier, sm. carrier.
Voîi, sf. -voice, singer, vote.
Vol, sm. robbery, iheft, flight of
— au-vent, sm puff-paste.
Volable, a. that may be stolen.
Volage, a. Tolatile; iight.
Volaille, sf. poullry, fowl.
Volailler, sm. poulterer.
Valant, sm. shultlecock; flight
of a windmili; fly-wheel (of a
machine).
Volatil, e, a. Tolatile.
Volatile, sm. volatile.
Volatilisation, sf. — zation.
Volatiliser, va. to volatilize.
Se —,vr. to become volatile.
Volatilité, s/. — lity.
Volatille, sm. fowls, birds.
Volcaii.sm. volcano.
Volcanique, a. volcanic.
Volcaniser,va.to inflame; excite.
Vole, sf. vole; slam.
Volée, sf. flight; Society, rank,
voiley, brood, covey,bevy, flight
ofa wiodmill.
■* '* —, lo sow broad-cast.
A toute —, to ring a full peal.
Voler, V. to fly; steal, rob; plun-
VoIer■e,<^ theft; thieving; haw-
Volet, sm. shuller; ledge; nénu-
phar; water-lily.
Voleter, vn. to flulter; fly; flicker.
l'oleur, se, s. robber, thief.
toliere, sf. aviarj, dovccot,
Volige. sf. slate-lalh.
Voliiian,;/-. volition.
»oIoniaire,a. voluntarj;wilful'
headstrong.
Volontaire, tm. volnnteer.
Volontalrenienl,nd.voluntaril>
Volonté, sf. will, tenaclly ol
purpose.
A —, ad. at pleafure.
De bonne —, willingly; at will.
Voloiitier8,ad. nillingly; readilv.
Voltc, s/-, volt. '
— •fare, wheeling round.
Volter, vn. to voll (in fencing).
Voltige, sf. stacli-]ope;vaul(ing.
Voltigeineut,!»!, vaulting; flut-
tering.
Voltiger, vn. lo flutter; vault.
Voltigeur,sm. tumbler.vaulter,
Iight infantry.
Volubilis, sm. bindweed.
Volubilité, sf. volubilitjr.
Volume, sm. volume, bulk, book.
Volumineux, se, a, — nous,
bulky.
Volupté, sf. voluptuousness.
Voluptueusement, ad. volup-
tuously.
Voluptueux, se, «. voluptuous.
Volute, sf. volute; scroll.
Vomir, va. to vomit.
Vomissement, s?», vomittng.
Vomitif, iie,«. vomitive, S. vomit,
Voniitoire, sm. vomilory.
Voracc, a. voracious, ravenous.
Voracité, sf. voracity, glutton».
Volant, sm. voter.
Votution, sf. voling.
Vote, sm. vote
Voler, va. et n. to votei
Voiif, *e, a. votive.
Votre, Vos, pro. your. [secrate.
Vouer, va. to von; dévote, con-
gé —, vr. to dévoie one's self.
Vouloir, va. to will; be willing,
want; require. [against.
E" — «, to bave a grudge
— , sm. will.
Vous, p7'0. you, ye.
Voûlc,s/'. vault, arch.[fhouldered.
Vouié, e, a. stooping; round
Voûter, vn. to aich; vault.
Se —, ur.to stoop; grow double.
Voyage, tm. voyage, travel
journey.
Voyager, va. to travel; voyage.
Voyageur, se, s. traveiler.
Vojaatt e, a. gaudy, showy.
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Voyant, sm. seer; prophet.
Voyelle, sf. ■vowel.
Voyer, sm. lo run (Ijc).
Vrai, c,a.lrue,ri£ht,At,regular.
—, sm. Irutb.
Vraiment, rfj. truly,în(3eed.
Vraisemblable, a. likely.
—,sm. liU'liliood. fbably.
VraiBeml>l:\l>lcment, ad. pro-
VrnÎBembluitce, sf. likelibood.
Vrille, sf. giitilel; Lorer; tendiil.
Vu, sm. sighl; inspection.
— que, c. seeiog tliat, s nce.
Vue, sf. sigUl, \iew, pro~iicct.
light.
A — d'ceîl, •vifibJj.
A —, al siglil.
Vulgaire, (I. common, vulgar,
low, meaD,ba5e.
— , SîJi.Tulgar, mob.
Vulgairement, ad. vulgarljr.
Vulgariser, va. lo vulgarize.
Vulgarité, s/', \ulgarily.
Vulnérable, a. vulnérable.
Vulnéraire, a. s. vulnerar}.
Vulve, if. tulva.
w
IVagon, sm. waggon.
llVhig, sm. «big.
V%'Iiist, Wisli, sm. wbist, (a-
cards).
'«'isky, sm wisky (carriage).
Xénodocbic, sf, hospKalilj.
Xéropbagie, sf. — gy.
Xéro|ibtlialuiie, sf. — tbalmy.
Xipbias, sm. thc sword-Ssh.
Xil>boïac, a. xipboid.
Xyloâlre, s. idolaler who
sliips slatiies.
Xyloii, sm. coUon-lrce.
Xyste, sm. xysluSi
T, ud. there; thilher; hère; al
home. pr. to reçoit. [mer.
Aceitc, ak-saïte', va. citer, som-
Acclâiui, Acclamation, ak-
kléme', ak-kla-mé'-cbeune, s.
— tion, f. [tée, élévation, f.
Acclii'ity, ak-kliV-i-ti, s. mon-
Acclivou8, ak-kli^-veuce, a. qui
s'élève en pente.
Accl6y, ak-kloï^i;a.(voi/ezClo})
rassasier, déguûter de. [fracas.
Accôîl, ak-koll^, vn. faire du
Accémmoduble, ak-kom^-ra6-
da-bl, a. — ble.
Accômiuodate , ak^kom'-mA-
déte, va. acfommodef, propor-
tionner.
—, adj. convenable, propre.
AccommodAtian, ak-kom-mA-
dé'-cheune, s. convenance, /.
Acc^mpanior, ak-keum^-pa-ni-
eur, s. accompagnateur.
Acc6in|i8iiy, ak-keum'-pa-ni, V.
accompagner.
Acc<impauimeut, ak-keum'-pa-
ui-meant, a. aOmpagnement,
m.
Accémplîee, ak-komm-plice, s.
complice, m.
Accôuipiisli, ak-komm'-pliche,
V. accomplir.
Accômplisber. ak-komm'-pli-
che-eur, s. qui accomplit.
Accômplishmeut, ak-kome'-
(liche-mennt, s, accomplisse-
ment, m. perfectIOD, f.
Accônipt,ak-kaounnt',8. compta,
mémoire, tn.
Accôiuptaut, ak-kaounn'-taant,
s. arilhmélicien, m.
Accord, ak-kord', a. accord, m.
union, f. Orbis own — , volon-
tairement.
— , va. accorder.
— , vn. s'accorder, réconcilier.
.4cc6rdance, ak-kor^-dannce, s,
rapport, m. convenance, con-
formité, f.
Accordant, ak-kor^-dannt, ». da
bonne volonté, de bonne hu-
meur; d'accord.
Accdrding, ak-kor'-dinngne,
pr. selon, suivant. — a», c.
comme, selon que. — »o, pr.
suivant, selon.
Accérdingly, ak-kor'-dinngne-
li, «(i.couformément. [aborder,
Acc6st, ak-kost', vn. accoster,
Accôstable, ak-kos^-ta-bl, a. ac-
cessible.
AccéunI, ak-kaounnt^, s. calcul,
compte, avis, m. relation, con-
sidération, raison.importaoce,/'.
To niake — of, faire cas de.
Ou Ibe — of, à cause de. Te
call one 4o — , faire rendra
compte à quelqu'un. To giwo
— , raconter, rendre compte.
— , va. compter, rendre compte,
estimer, penser, faire cas de
To — for, rendre raison de
Accéuntable, ak-kaounn'-ta-bl,
a. responsable, comptable.
Acc^uutanl, ak-kaounn^-tanot,
s. comptable, calculateur, te-
neur de livres, m. [pler.
Accouple, ak-keu'-pl, V. accou-
Accoûrt, ak-kârte^, V. accourcir.
Accoutre, ak-kouMeur, va. ac-
coutrer, habiller, équiper.
AccAutrenieut , ak-kou^-teur-
mennt, s. accoutrement, habil-
lemeni, équipement, m.
Accredited, ak-kred^-it-ed, a,
accrédité, reconnu.
Accretion, ak-kri''-cbeune , s.
accroissement, m. [sant.
Accrétive, ak-kri'-tive, a. crois-
Accréach, ak-kritoh»/, va. (CCro-
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cher, attirer à sol, s'approprier.
Accrue, ak-krôù', vn. provenir,
lé.-ulter, être ajouté, revenir.
Accnl»â«ioD,al{-kiou-bé'-cheune,
à demi-couché, posture des an-
ciens pendant leurs repas.
AcctiDib, ak-keumb', vn. se te-
nir à table, à demi-couché, à
la manière des anciens.
Acciimula»e,ak-kiou''-miou-léte,
t'ii. accumuler, enta-ser.
AcciimiilÂiion, ak-kiou-miou-
lé'-cheune, s. — tion,^ amas, m.
AcniaïuIatÎTe, ak-kiou'-miou-
lé-iive, a. qui accumule, qui
est accumulé.
AccùmuIatoF, ak-kiou'-mion-
lé-leur, ». celui qui accumule
ou entasse.
A''ccuracf, ak'-kion-ra-cl , s.
exactitude, ^ soin, m. fidélité /.
A'ccuralejak'-kiou-rétein. exact,
soigneux. [exactement.
A'coiira«ely,ak'-kiou-réte-li,arf.
A'ccurateness, ak'-kiouréte-
nesse. s. précision, f.
AccMr»e,ak'-keurce,î)a. maudire.
Accûsable , ak-liou'-za-bl , a.
accusable. [s. — tion, f.
Aeciifiàiion, ak-kiou-zé'-cheune,
Acciisaiive, ak-kiou'-za-tive , a.
s. accusatif, ?n.
Acci'isaiorj', ak-kiou'-za-tê-ri, a.
— tpur, — trice. [blâmer.
Accuse, ak-kiouze', va. accuser,
Accuser, ak-kiou'-zeur, s. accu-
sateur, m. accusatrice, f.
Accùtiom, ak-keus'-ieum, vn.
accoutumer. — oue'a self, tir.
s'accoutumer. A well accus»
toincd sbop, une boutique
bien achalandée
iccùfiiomabic, ak-keus'-teum-
a-hl,<!. habituel, ordinaire.
tccûslomably, akkeus'-leum-
a-hli, ad, souvent.
Icci'istomance, aktcus'-leum-
annce, s. coutume, f.
Jccùslomarily, ak-keus'-teum-
a-ri-li, ad. ordjnairemeut.
Acciisfomary , ak-kous'-teum-
a-rî, a. ordinaire.
Ace, éce, s. as m.
ACQ
Acérb, a-ceurV, a. acerbe, âpre»
aipre, acre, rude. [grir.
Acérbaie, a-ceur'-béte, va. ai-
Acérbliy,a-ceur'-bi-ti, «aigreur,
âpreté, sévérité, f.
Acér»B«e,a-cenr'-Téte,oa. amasr
ser, entasser.
Acerv&iion, a-ceur-Té'-cheune,
s. entassement, amas, m
Aeéscent, a-cess'-eennt a. ai-
gre, âpre. '[dite, ;'.
Acélosiijr, ass-î'-toss-i-ti. s. acf-
Acétous, Acétose, ass-i'-teute,
— tflze, a. aigre, acide, acéteux.
Aehe, éke, s. mal, douleur, souf-
france, f.
— vn. faire mal. [accomplir.
Achieve, at-tchIve',on. exécuter,
Achicver, at-tchi'-veur, s. celui
qui exécute, accomplit.
AchieTomeul, at-tchive'-meDnIs
s. exploit, écusson, m.
A'cbor, é'-keur, s. teigne, f.
A'cid,a'-cid,a. aigre, acre, acide»
Acidilji, Acîdnes8, a-cid'-i-t;,
a-cid'-nesse, s. aigreur,acidité,/".
Acidulatc, a-cid'-iou-léte, va.
aciduler.
Acknôwledge, ak-noK-edje , v.
reconnaître, avouer, confesser,
Arkuôwledgiug, ak-noK-edj-
inngne, a. reconnaissant.
AckiiaSivIedgaient, ak-nol'-ecfj-
mennt, s. reconnaissance, f.
confession, f. aveu, m.
A'colj>»e,ak'-6-lite, s. acolyte, m.
A^corn. é''-korn,s, gland, m.
AcouMic, a-kou'-stik, s. acous-
tique, a. sf.
Acquaîu«,ak-kouénnt',t;n. infor-
mer; avertir, communiquer. -
Ta lie acqiiainted with
pemon, fréquenter une pe
sonne. Make, gel, briug a<
quainced wilb, faire fait
connaissance avec. Illake a«
quaiuted nith , commun
quer.
Acquâiu«ance,ak-kouénn'-tani
ce, s. connaissance, habitude,;
Acquâitiled, ak-kouean'-ted, û
familier, connu, averti.
Acquédi, AcquUt, ak-kîuest
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ik-kouisl', s. acquisition, f.
acquiesce, ak-koui-esse', vn
acquiescer, se soumettre.
JcqiiiéBceiice, ak-kouî-ess^-
cence,s. acquiescement, m. per-
mission, soumission, f.
Acquirable, ak-koual'-ra-bl, a.
qui peut être acquis, possible.
Acqiiire. «k-kouaïre',ua. acqué-
rir, [acquéreur, m.
Acquirer, ak-koual'-reur, s.
A cqiifrement, ak-koualre^-
mennt, s. acquis, m.
Acquisition, ak-koui-zî^-cbeune,
I. — tion, f. [qui est acquis,
Acquisftive, ak-Koui'-zi-tive, fl.
kcquK, ak-kouite',i'(i. absoudre,
acquitter; —a deb(, acquitter
ane dette ; — an obligation,
reconnaître un bienfait; —
one's self, s'acquitter de.
Acquitment, ak-kouile'-mennt,
*. décharge, f. [solution, f.
Acquittai, ak-kouit'-lal, j. ab-
Aequittance, ak-kouit'-lannoe,
*. quittance, f. reçu, m.
A'cre,é'-keur,s.arpenl,acre,m.
A^crid, ak^-krid, a. aigre, âpre.
A^crîmouious, ak'-kn-mfih-ui-
euce, o. &pre, acre.
A'crimony, ak'-kri-mft-nl, $.
ipreté, acrimonie, f.
A'critudc, ak'-kri-tioude, $.
âcreté, aigreur, /.
A'er6ss, a-kross^, ad, de travers;
croisé. IVitb arus —, les bru
croisés.
— , p7 . à travers, an travers.
Acrôstic, a-kross'-tik, s. acros-
tiche, m.
Act, akt, V. agir, jouer, animer,
se conduire ; — ono^s part
well, bien jouer son rôle; —
contrarjr to, contrevenir à.
—, S. action, f. fait; acte, trait,
coup, m. Ta be talieu in the
»ery —, être pris sur le fait. —
of olilivion, amnistie, f.
A'ction, ak'-cbeuno, action, f.
fait, procès, m.
Actioualile, ak'-cheune-a-bl, a.
qui peut donner lieu à une ac-
tion, punissable.
A'ctivate, ak'-tlv-éte, va. actK
ver. [sant, actif. Ingambe.
A'ctive, ak'-tive, a. agile, agis-
A'ctlvely, ak'-tive-li, nd, agile-
ment, activement.
Actiwity, ak-tiv'-i-ti,», — té, agi-
lité, f. [dien, m.
A'clor, ak'-teur, s. acteur, comé-
A/ctre«»,ak'-tresse, s.ac'rice, f.
A^ctual, ak'-tcbiou-al, a. -cluel,
effectif. [actuellement.
A/ctually, ak'-tchiou-al-li, ad.
Actûiility, ak-tchiou^-al-i-ti, s.
réalilé, actualité, f.
A'ctuary,ak'-tcbiou-a-ri,s. com-
mis, clerc, m.
A^etnate, ak'-tchiou-éte, va.
mettre en action, faire agir.
A'cuate, ak'-iou-éte, va. rendre
pointu.
Acûleato, a-kion'-II-éte, a. poin-
tu, piquant.
Acûmeii, a-kiou^-menne, s. ai-
guillon, m. subtilité, f.
Acûminaled, a-kiou'-mi-né-ted,
a. pointu.
Acûte, a-kioute', a. fin, aigu,
ingénieux, subtil, violent.
Acûiely, a-kloute'-II, ad. fine-
ment, subtilement.
Actiteness, a-kioute'-nesse.s fi-
nesse, f. esprit, m. [de force,
A'dacted, a'-dak-ted,a. enfoncé
A'dage, ad'-édje, ». adage, pro-
verbe, m. [m. lent.
Adagio, a-dé'-dji-A, s. a. adagio,
A''damant, ad'-a-mannt, s. dia-
mant, m. fa. de diamant.
AdiimÀntlne, ad-n-mann'-tine,
Adâpt, a-dapte', vn. ajuster,
adapter. [s. adaptation, f.
Adûptalion, ad-ap-lé'-cheune,
AdHy9,a-dèz^,ad. maintenant.
Add, ade,V'i. ajouter, augmenter,
joindre, contribuer.
A^dder,ad'-deur,s. couleuvre,/'.
A'ddible, ad'-di-bl, ad. qui peut
êtri ajouté.
A'ddi.*.e, Adze, ad'-dice, adze,
s. doloire, addition, f.
Addict, ad-dikt', un. s'adonner,
s'appliquer à. [application.
Addiciiou, ad-dik'-cheune, s.
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Addition, ad-di''-cheuDe,s.addi-
lion, f. surcroît, a\antage, m.
Additioiial , aU-dicbe'-eune-al,
a. en surcroît, de surplus.
A'ddie, ad'le,rt. stérile, coaTi.
— eggs, œufs couvis,
^~ braiii, cer\-eau vide.
— palcd, rt. nigaud.
— , va. corrompre, stériliser.
— , S. tartre (dépôt du vin dans
les tonneaux).
Addréss, ad-dresse', va, adres-
ser, prtsenter, s'adresser à.
— , s. adresse, f. requête, placet,
m. prière, remontrance, dexté-
rité, f. caresses, f.pl. adresse
(d'une lettre), f. [titionnaire.
Addrésaer. ad-dres^-seur, s. pé-
Addtice, ad-diouce', va. pro-
duire, alléguer, avancer.
Adducciil, ad-diou'-cennt, a.
adducteur. [cir.
Addiilce, ad-deulce', va. adou-
Adomption, a-deni''-cl]eune, s.
privation, f. [habile.
Ado|ii, a-depte', s. adepte, m.
A^deqiiate, ad^-i-kouéte, a. pro-
portionnel, égal, conforme.
A'deqiialely,ad'-i-kouéle-li,ad.
égaiement.
A^dc<|iiatcness, ad'-i-kouéle-
nesse, s. proportion, égalité, f.
Adhère (»o) , ad-hire', K/i. ad-
hérer, s'attacher, se coller, itre
partisan.
-Adliérence, — cy, ad-hi'-venn-
ce, — ci, s. adhérence,/', [hérenî.
Adhérent, ad-bi'-rennt, ft. ad-
—, s. — rent, partisan, m [san.
.*dhériT. ad-hi'-reur, s. parti-
Adhëi*îou,ad-hi^-jeune,s. — sion,
attache,^. [tenace, adhérent.
Adhcsive, ad-bi''-cive, a. gluant,
A'dii, ad'-ite, s. passage souter-
rain.
Adjûccncjr, ad-dja'-cenn-cl, «.
contiguïté, ^ voisinage, m.
Adjacent, ad-dja'-cennt, «. ad-
jacent, [adjectir, m.
Adjéctî-j ^ ad-djek'-tive, a. s.
.«/djéciiTely, ad-djekMive-li,
ml. adjectivement.
Adjûdso, Adjiidicaley ad-
djeudje', ad-djiou'-di-kéte, itfli
adjuger, condamner.
Adjùin, ad-djoïne', va. joindre.
— • vn. adjoindre, tenir, être con-
tlgn. [ner, différer, remettre.
Adjûurn, ad-djeurne', v. ajour-
Adjôiirnmenl, ad-djeurne'-
mennt, s. ajournement, délai,
m. remise, f.
Adjudication, ad-(ljiou-di-ké'-
cheune, s. — tion, f.
Ad'jugate, ad'-djiou-guéte, vn.
accoupler. [aide, secours, m.
A'djiiniL-ut, ad'-djiou-mennt, s
Adjûnct,ad-djeungkt',a.contiga.
— , s. adjoint. )?i.
Adjûnction, ad-djeungk'-cheU"
ne, s. — tion, addition, f.
Adjûnctive, ad-jeungk'-tive, s.
s. qui joint. [*. — tion.
Adjuriiiion,ad-djiou-ré'-clieune
Adjikrc, ad-djioure', vn. adju-
rer, conjurer, exorciser.
AdjÙBt, ad-djeust', t;a. ajuster,
régler. [s. ajustement, )>t,
Adjùstuient, ad-djeust^-mennt,
A^djutant, ad'-dj!0u-tannt, s.
aide-major. [concourir.
Adjûte, ad-djionle', un. aider,
Adjùtor, ad-djiou'-teur, s. aide,
m. [qui aide.
A'djiitory, ad'-djiou-teur-i, a«
Ad'juvate, ad'-djiou-véte, va.
aider. [mesurer, régler.
Adnieasure, ad-mé^-ji(nii'e, V.
Admeasurement.ad-méj^-iour-
mennt, s. estimation, f. mesu-
rage, m. [f. secours, m,
Aduiinicle,ad-mine'-i-kl,s.aide,
Adniinieular, ad-mi-nik^-iou-
lar, a. qui aide.
Adnifnisler, Admfnistrate,
ad-mioe'-is-leur, —tréte,t)«- ad-
ministrer; donner, régir, gou-
verner, manier. — au oatli,
faire piêter serment
Adiuiuistrâtion.ad'mine-is-trê'-
clicune, s. — stration; règle,/',
Adniinistrâtor, ad-mine-is-tré'-
teur, s. — ftrateur, m.
Adn>ini8lrâtrix,ad-mine-ls-tré'-
trikce, s. — stralrice. [mirablet
A^diuirable, ad^-mi-ra-Bl, a, ad*
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A^flniirableness, A'dtnivahi-
. Ii<y, ad'-mi-ra-bl-nesse, — bil-
i-ti, s. excellence, f.
A'duiiraltly, «d'-mi-ra-bli, ad.
— lilemenl. [ni.
A'diiiirnl, ad'-mi-ral, s. amiral,
A'dniiralsliip, ad'-mi-ral-cbi-
pe, i". charge d'amiral,^.
A/diiiii'aUj,ad'-;ni-ral-ti,». ami-
rauté, f.
Admiration, ad-mi-ré^-cbcune,
s. admiration, f. Kote of — ,
point d'admiration.
Admire, ad-maïre', va. admirer,
estimer.
Admirer, ad-maî'-reur, s. admi-
rateur, m. grand amateur, m.
Adiiiiriiigly,ad.maî'-rinngne-li,
ad. avec admiration.
Admissible, ad-mis'-si-bl, a.
admissible.
.Admission, ad-miche'-eune, I.
admission, entrée, f. accès, m.
Admit, ad-mitt', va. admettre,
permettre, donner accès, entrée;
accéder. [admissible.
Admitlable, ad-mit'-ta-bl, a.
Admittauee, ad-mit^-tannce, t.
accès, m. concession, f.
Admîxtion, ad-miks^-tcheuneiS.
mélange, m. mixtion, f.
Admixture,ad-iniks'.tcbioure,«.
mixture, /.
Admôuisb, ad-moneMcb«, va.
avertir, exhorter, reprendre,
Admôiiisher, ad-moue^-icbe-
eur, s, qui avertit.
Admônisboieut. ad-mone^-iche-
mennt, s. avertissement, m.
Adni6iiitiou,ad'mô-^niche-eune,
s. avis, m. [a. nionitoire.
Adiuôiiitory, ad-mone^-i-teur-i,
AdmoTc, ad-mouve', va. appro-
cher, réunir.
Adô, adoli, s. Tracas, m. peine,
diriicnlté, f. niueh — about
uotbiiig, beaucoup de bruit
pour rien.
Adolcsceuce, — cy, ad.fi'-less-
cennce, — ci, s. adolescence,^.
Adôuize, ad-ô'-naïze, va. adoni-
ser, orner,
.4dôpt, a-dopts'', vn, adopter.
Ad6ptcr, a.dop'-teur, s, qui
adopte. [adoplîon, f.
Adoption, a-dop'-cheune, J.
Adôptive, a-dop'-tive. a. adop-
tif. [ble.
Adorable, a-d6'-ra-b[, rt. adora»
Adoi'ubleiicss, a-dô^-ra-bl-uess,
s. qualité de ce qui est ado-
rable, [manière adorable.
Adôrably,a-dô'-ra-li|i,rt(i. d'une
Adoration, a.dû-ré''-ch6UDe, s,
adoration, f,
Ad6re, a-dêre', va. adorer.
Adorer, a-dô'-reur, s. adorateur,
m. [rer.
Adôrn, a-dorne'. va. orner; pa-
Adôriimeut, a-dorn^-meont, t.
ornement, m.
Adôwu, a-daounn^, ad. en bas,
à terre. — prép. en bas de,
vers le sol. [gré du courant.
Adrirt, a-drift', ad. flottant au
Adroit, a-droïte', a. adroit, ha-
bile, [adresse, /. doïlérité.
Adrôituess, a-drdïle'nesse, s.
Adry, a-draï', a. alléré.
Adscitilioiis, ad-ci-ticbe^-6UC6,
<!. qui est ajouté.
Adstrictiou, ad-strik'-cheuDe,
s. resserrement, m.
Adulation, ad-jiou-lê'-cbeune,
s. — tion, flatterie, f.
Adulâlor, ad-jiou-lé'-teur, s.
— teur, m. [a. flatteur.
A'dulatory, ad'-jiou-lé-teur-i,
Adûlt, a-deulte', «..s. adulte.
Adultérant, a-deu|/-teur-aDnt|
a. et s. qui falsifie.
Adûltcrate, a-deuK-teur-é(e,
va. sophistiquer; frelater.
— , un. commettre un adultère.
Adultération, a-deul-teur-é'«
cheune, s. sophistication, f.
Adultcraleucss, a-deuK-teur>
éte-nesse, s. falsification, f.
Adiillerc-r,Adûltcrcas,a'deuy>
teur-eur, — esse, s. homme oa
femme adultère. [adultérin.
Ad ûl te riiie,3i-deuK- leur-aï ne, (I.
Adultérons, a-deul'-teur-euce,
a. adultère. [tère, m.
Adûltery, a-deuK-leur-i,$. adul-
Adultuess, s-deull^-nesse, i.
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état adulte, addescenee, f.
Adiimbraiit^ ad-eum^-braDDt, a.
qui donne une légère ressem-
Dlance, ébauché, esquissé.
Adtimliraie, ad-euni'-bréte, t'a.
ébaucher, esquisser.
Adùnibralion, ad-eum-bré'-
cheune, s. ébauche, esquisse, f,
Adùiintioiiq ad-iou-né^-cheune,
s. union, f. [courliure, f.
Adûiiciiy, a-diounn''-ci-ti, s.
Adùiiqiic, a-deungk', n. crochu.
Adùre, a-dioure', un. brûler.
Adusi. a-deusl',a. adusie, brûlé.
Adiistibleta-deuss'-li-bl, a. com-
bustible, [brûlure, f.
Adiistîon, a-deust'-cbeune, *.
Advânce, ad-Tanuce', v. perfec-
tionner, proposer ; vr. s'avan-
cer, faire des progrès ; va. pro-
duire, pousser, avancer
— , » avance,/", progrès, m.
Adoaucement, ad-vannce'-
Dicnnt, j. avancemenl, m. pro-
motion, f. [moteur, m.
Adȉiicer,ad-'vann-'ceur,J. pro-
Advnuiage, ad-vann'-tédje, s.
avantage , profit, m. To «ake
— , V. profiter de.
— ,ua. profiler, être avantageux k.
Advaiiiâgeous, ad-vannté'-
djeuce, a. avantageux, utile.
Ad<antAgeo<i.slf , ad-vann-lé'-
djeuce-li, ad. avantageusement.
Advantâgeou»ne>B, ad-vaDD*
té'-djeuce-nesse, s aTantage, m.
Advene, ad-vlne', vn. accéder.
Advénient, ad-vl'ni-ennt, a.
survenant. [venue, f.
A'dveut. ad'-vennt, ». Avent, m.
A'dtc-iilive, AdveiKf lions, ad-
venn'-tive, ad-venn-tiche'-euce,
a. accessoire, adventif.
Adventiire, ad-venn'-tchloure,
s. aventure, f entreprise hasar-
deuse. At ail — 9 à l'aventure.
— » va. aventurer, entreprendre,
risquer.
Advcniurer, ad-venn'-tcblonr-
eur, s. aventurier, m.
Advéii(iiroti<4, adveiiliiroso-
me, ad-venn'-tchiour-euce, ad-
vann'-tchiour-seume, s. hasar-
deux, hardi, entreprenant.
Ad«éuturausl}', ad-venn'
tchiour-euce-Ii, ad. hasardeuse-
ment, hardiment
A^dïei'b,ad^-veurb, s. adverbe, ï/i.
Advci'biai, ad-veur^-bi-al, a. ad-
verbial, [adverbialement.
Ad wérbinlly,ad-veur'-bi-al-li, ad.
Adversable, ad-veur^'-sa-bl, a.
adverse, contraire. [veisaire.
A^dvemary, ad'-veur-sa-ri, s. od-
Ad*ér»ati»e,ad-veur'-sa-tive, a.
— satif.
A^dverse, ad'-veurse, a. adverse,
opposé, contraire, malheureux.
Ad*érsî(y,ad-veur'-si-ti,s. — silé,
misère, f. [malheureusement.
A^diersely, ad'-Teurse-li, ad.
Advért, ad-veurte', v. prendre
garde ; faire attention, s'appli-
quer à.
Adtértence, — ey, ad-Tenr-
tennce, — ci, s. attention, f.
AdverKsc, ad-veur-taîze', va,
avertir, faire savoir.
Adtertiscment) ad-veur'-til-
mennt ou ad-ver-talze'-mennt,
s. avis, m. [moniteur.
AdïcriiBer, ad-venr'-taî-zeur.û.
Advésperute, ad-vess'-pi-réte,
vn. approcher du soir.
Advfce, ad-va!ce', s. avis, con-
seil, m. connaissance, instruc-
tion, /. Ta take — with,
consulter.
— boal, $. iTlso, m.
Advfsablc, ad-val' za-bl, a. Con-
venable, prudent, judicieux.
Adiikabli-iiess, ad-vaî'-za-bl-
ness, s. propriété, convenance,
opportunilé, f.
Adwiae, ad-vaïze', va. mander;
conseiller, donner avis de.
— , vn. consulter; délibérer.
Advfscd, ad-v»S'-zd, n. sage,
éclairé. [demment.
Advl8cdly,ad-val-zd-li, ad. pru-
Adiiaednrss, ad-vaï-zd-nesse,
s. circonspection, prudence, f.
Advisenieiit, ad-vaîze'-menut,
s. consultation, f.
Adviser, ad-Taï'-zeur, g.conseil-
Jer. nu
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A'di'ocate, ad'-ifl-kéte, s. avo-
cat, protecteur, m.
Advoe&tion, A^dvooacy, ad-
■v6-ké''-cheune, ad'-vn-ké-ci, ».
défense, intervention, f,
Advolàtiou, % ad'vA-lé'-cbeune,
s. ■vol, essor, m.
AdTolûtion, ad-v8-1lou'-cheune,
s. action de rouler. [1ère, m,
Advoûtry, ad-vaou'-tri, s. adul-
i%d\owée, ad-vaou-i^, s. patron,
coilateur d'un bénéfice.
Ad^'ow'aoïi, ad-vaou'-zeune, s.
patronage, m. [nette, f.
Adze, adze, s. doloire, hermi-
JE'gia, é^-djisse, s. égide, protec-
tion, ^
JE'ra, i'-ra, s. ère, époque, f.
Acrial, é-i'-ri-al, a. aérien, d'air.
Aéi-ic, i'-ri, s. aire, in. [logie, ^.
Aerôlogy,é-eur-û|/-6-dji, s. aéro-
A'oromuucy, é'-eur-ô-mann-ci,
s. aéromancie, /.
Aerôiiieler,é-eur-ome'-i-teur,s.
aéromètre, m. [aérométrie, /.
Aci'ânictry, é-eur-ome'-i-tri, s.
A'erouaii», é'-eur-ô-nsate,*. aé-
Afér, a-fâr^, ud. loin, [ronaute.
— off, de loin.
Afep, EX-feur, ventdu sud-ouest.
Afénrd,a-lird', a. craintif, effraj'é.
Affabflitjr, af-fa-biK-i-ti, s. — li-
té, f. [doux.
A'ITuble, af'-ra-bl, a. affable,
A^ffnblenesB, ar-fa-b!-nesse, s.
affabilité, f. [ment.
A'ff«bly.'af/-fa-bli, ad. affable-
AlTûir, af-fére', s. affaire, f.
Afféar, af-fire', va. confirmer.
Afféct, af-rekt', v. a. intéresser,
toucher; affecter, aimer, aspi-
rer à, convaincre de. AITec-
ted ways, manières affectées.
He is well AiTected lo ,
il est bien intentionné pour.
AflTccied ^ilk, atteint de.
Afféct, af-fekt' s. affection, pas-
sion, f. f— tion, afféterie.
ADectàtion, af-fek-lé'-cheune, s.
Afféctcd, ar-fek'-ted, a. affecté,
précieux, t
Afféctedly, af-rek'-ted-ll , ad.
d'uM maaière affectie.
Afféctedness , af-rek^-tcd-nesse i
s. affectation.
Aff«ctSng,ar-rek'-tinDgse,a tou-
chant, attendrissant.
ACTéciion, af-fek'-cheunH, s. af-
fection, amitié, tendresse, zèle.
AffcctSonatc, ar-fek'-cheune-étei
a. affectueux, affectionné, pas-
sionné.
Afféciioiiatel}', ar-fek'-cheune-
éle-li, ad. affectueusement.
AfTcctionntcncss, af-fek'-cheu-
ne-éte-nesse, s. alfection.
Afféclioiied. af-rek''-cheuQnd, a.
attaché, porlé à.
Affective, ar-fek'-tive, a. inté-
ressant, douloureux.
Afféctuasily,ar-fek'-tchiou-OSS-l-
ti, (. passion, affection, f.
AlTéctuaiis, af-fak^-tcbiou-eucc ,
a. affectionné.
Ara'anee, af-fa'-Iannce, s. con-
fiance, f. fiançailles, f. pi.
— va. fiancer.
Arfld&tion, af-fi-dé^-cheane, s.
union par contrat
AfOdàvit, af-li-dé'-vit, s. décla-
ration sous serment.
Afaiiâtion, ar-fil-i-é''-cbeune, S.
affiliation, f,
Arn'uage, af-fi'-nédje, s. affi-
nage des métaux, m. [lif à.
Afflued, af-l'aîond, a. allié, rela-
Arfl'nity, af-fine'-i-ti , affinité,
re.ssemblance, /. rapport, m.
.\ta'rm, af-feurm', va. affirmer,
confirmer.
Ara/rmable , af-fenr'-ma-bl , a.
qu'on peut affirmer, probable.
Affl'rniance,ar-feur^-manncej».
affirmation, [ne,.?, affirmation,
ArOrmàtion, af-feur-mé'-cheu-
Aro/rmative , af-feur'-mé-tive,
a. alfirmatif.
.tiffl'rmativcly , af-feur'-nié-ti-
ve-li, arf. affirmativement.
ArOx , af-fikce', t;. attacher,
joindre, lier. [d'attacher.
Affliion, af-fik'-cheune, s. act.
AraàtioH, af-llé''-cheune, s. ac-
tion de souffler, f,
AfOict, af-flikl/, va. affliger,
elugriner, disoler.
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ArfliXednegSîaf-flik'-ted-nesse,
s. douleur, /. chagrin, m.
Afaicter, af-ûik'-teur, s. celui,
celle qui al'ai.îe.
nfniciiuii, ar-flik'-cheune, s
— lion, calamilé, f.
Ataicli^c, ar-ûik/-liTe, a, dou
loureux, affligeant.
A^rOiipiice. cy, af'-fliou-ennce
— ci, s. al'fluence, f. [danl
A'rauciK. af-fliou-ennl, «. abon
A/rfliiciiine88, ar/-fliou-ennt
nesse, s. aljondance, f.
Arnûx. af-fleukce', s. amas, m
Arnûxioii, af-ûeuk'-cheune, s
amas, afflux, in.
Afférd, af'-fôrde, va. produire,
fournir, donner. [en forêls.
AITôrost. af-for'-este, un. mettre
A/ITi'aiicliise , af'-frann-tcliaïze,
va. alTranrhir. [rifier
Affrây, at-fié', Da. effrayer, ter
—, s. quertlle, bagarre, f. tu-
niulte, m. [friction, f.
Affriclioii, af-rrik'-cheune, s
Affriglii, af-fraîle', va. effrayer,
épouvanter.
-, Affiighiinent, af-fraïte'
mennt, s. effroi, m.
Aftrôiu, af-fieunnt', va. affron
ter, insulter, injurier.
— , s. alTronl,)». insulte, attaque, ^
AfTr6iitiiig, af-freunn'-linngne
et. chtaruant, outrageant.
AffM8e,af-liouze',iYT. -verser sur
Affûsion, af-lîou'-jeune, s. affu
-AHy, af-laï', va. fiancer, [sion,/'.
— , l'ïl. se fier à.
Ali/cld, a-fîld', ad. aux champs
AOât, a-flate', prép. de niveau
AOôat, a-flôte', nd. à flot.
Aloot, a-route',nd. à pied.[vant
Afôre, a-fôrc',;)r. antérieur, de
— , ad. avant, devant, aupara
vant. [,1. précédent
Arûrcgoing, a-fôrc'-gô-inngne
Afôrclinnd, a-fôre'-bannd, «a'
par avance.
Arorenûuicd, a-fôre-né'-md,
ad. ci-dessus nommé.
%fôre8aid,a-fôre'-séd,rt, susdit.
Arôreiiiiie, a-fôre'-taïme, ad.
autrefois.
Atv&id, a-fréde/, a. efffavè,
craintif.
Afrosli, a-frèche', ad. de uou'
veau. - [en face.
Afrâiit, a-Vreunnt', ,.<?. de front,
A'f»cr, af'-teur, ftd. pr. c. après,
selon, après que, ensuite.
— ail, ad. aprè?. tout, enfin.
— birth, — biirdcn,5. arrière-
— clap, second coup, [faix, m.
— gaiDc, revanche, f.
— math, — crop, s. regain.
— noon, s. après-midij après-
dînée, f. [couchement.
— pains, tranchées après l'ac-
— (aste, déboire, arrière-goût.
— Ihougfat, arrière-pensée.
— fîmes, avenir.
— wi«, s. expédient tardif, m.
A^rtcrward, af'-teur-oueurd,
ad. ensuite, puis.
Agâiii, a-guenn', ad. encore, de
plus, une autre fois, de nou-
veau. — aud —, à plusieurs
reprises.
Agâiiisi, a-guénn.M', pr. contre,
vi~-à-vis, sur, vers. à.
Agâpc, a-guépe', ad. regardant
avec étonDement. [éperdu
Agâst, a-gaste', a. surpris,
A/gale, ag'-ate, s. agate, f.
A'gnzc, a'-guéze, t»(. ébahir.
Age, édje, s. âge, siècle, m. gé-
néralion, f. [agi!-
A'gcd, é'-djd, n. igé, avancé en
.A/gcncjr, é'-djenn-ci, s. agence,
action, f.
A'geiit, é'-djennt, s. agent, sup-
pôl, m.
AggencrAHon, ad-djeunn-eur-
é'-cheune, s. transformation, f,
A'ggerale, ad'-jeur-éte, uo. en-
tasser.
.Agglàmoratc, agglora'-eur-éle,
va. agglomérer, pelotonner.
Agglomération, ag-glom-eur-
é'cheune, s. agglomération.
Agglûliiiate, ag-gliou'-ti-néte,
va. coller, assembler.
Aggliitiiiâiioii, ag-gliou-ti-né'-
cheune, s. union, liaison, f.
.Aggliitiiiâlivu, ag-gliou-ti-oé'-
tive, a. agglutinatir
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A'ggrniidise, ag'-grann-dalze,
va. agrandir.
A^ggrniidisemciil^ ag-'-grann-
daïze-mennt, s. agrandissement,
m. [aggra-ver.
A'ggrnvntc, ag'-gra-véle, va.
Asgi'avB«îoii,ag-gra-Té'-cheune,
8. — tion, provocation, exagé-
ration.
fc'ggrcgole, ag'-gri-guéte, vn.
agréger, réunir.
Aggregâlc, ag'-gri-guéte, a. ».
composé.
Aggreg&lion, ag-gri-gué'-cheu-
ne,s. agrégation,/, assemblage,
m.
Aggrcas, ag-gresse', s. assaut, m.
— , va, insulter, attaquer.
Aggi'cssîoii, ag-grèehe'-eune,
s. agre.*sion, f. [agresseur, m.
Aggi-v^sui-, ag-gres'-seur, s.
Aggi'îé*ance, ag-gri''-vannce,s.
tort, pa=se-droit, dommage, m.
Aggrîévc, ag-grive', va. cbagri-
ner, attrister, faire tort, vexer.
Aggi'éiip, ag-groTipe', va. grou-
per (in painling).
Aghnst, a-guéste', a. effaré.
A'gile, adj'-il, n. agile, souple.
A/gilcness, AgiUly,adj''-il-nes-
£6, a-djil'-i-ti,s. souplesse, agi-
lité, légèreté, f.
A'gîial»lc,adj'-ila-bl,(i. agi table.
A''gitiitL-, adj'-i-téte, v.a. agiter,
débattre, inquiéter, troubler,
examiner.
Agii&tioH, adj-i-té'-cheune, s
— tion, émotion, f. [leur, m
Agilâtor, adj-i-té'-teur, s. agita
A'glel, ag'-lette, s. aiguillette,/',
A'gicis, ag'-leli, s. bot. élami
nés, /. pi. [panaris, m,
Ag'nail, ag'-néle, s. envie, f.
.figiiHiiou, ag-né'-cheune,s. ag
nation, /.
Aguiiiou , ag-niche'-eune /. re-
connaissance, aveu, m.
Agnize, ag-naïze', V. avouer,
confesser.
Agiioininâliau, ag-nome-i-né'-
cheune, s. surnom, ?J!.
Agé, a-gô', ûd. passé. Long
— > 11 ï a longtemps. Soiue
jrcnrs —, il y a quelques an-
nées.
Agôg, a-gog', s. désir violent.
To be — , avoir envie. To
set — , donner envie.
Agôiiig, a-gô'-inngne, ad. en
devoir, sur le |;oint.
A'goiiisin, ag'-ô-nizm, s. com-
bat, 7)!. lutte, f.
Agdiiisl, Agonîstcs, ag'-ô-nist,
— nis'-tiz, s. comliattant, rival.
A'gonizo, ag'-ô-naïze, vn. être
à l'agonie.
A'goiiy, ag'-6-ni, s. agonie, f.
Agôod, a-gôùd', ad. sérieuse-
ment.
A'grace, a'-gréce, DO. favoriser.
AgrAriaii, a-gré'-ri-ane, a.
agraire.
Agrée, a-gA',vn. accorder, con-
venir, s'accorder, être d'accord,
réconcilier.
Agréeablc, a-grî^-a-bl, fi. agréa-
ble, sortable, aimable.
Agrceableiicss, a-griZ-a-bl-
nesse, s. agrément, m. confor-
mité, /.
Agi-ceably, a-grî'-a-bli, a. con-
formément, agréablement.
Agréed, a-grîd', a. convenu,
d'accord.
Agrceïngness, agrî'-inngne-
nesse, s. conformité, conve-
nance, /.
Agpéoineiit,a-grî'-n)ennt, s. rap-
port, accord, accommodement,
marché, traité, »). To come
to an — , s'accommoder.
Agréstic, — cal, a-gress''-'.ik,
— ti-kal, a. agreste, rude, in-
civil.
A'gi'icultiirc , ag'-ri-keul-
tcliioure, ». agriculture, /.
Agrôiiiid,a-graounnd',f(. échoué,
engravé.
A'giie, é'-guiou, s. Sevré, f.
— pnwdcr,s. fébrifuge, m.
— flt,s.lrisson,accèsdo fièvre,ni.
A^giicd, é'-guioued, a. qui a la
fièvre. [vroux.
A'guisli, é'-guiou-iche, a. fié-
.4'giiishnc89, é'-guiou-ich»-
nesse, ». état de fièvre.
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Ab! &,int. ahl hélas t
Aba! k-&, int, bal bal
Abéad, a-hed',n(i. mar. devani,
p:êcipitammeni.
iiUôi^bt, a-baîte^, ad. en haut.
*i<l, éde, va aider, secourir.
—, s. aide, f. secours, m. [»i.
Vider, éde'-eur, s. aide, appui,
A''idlc8a , éde^-lesse, a. sans ap-
pui, sans aide.
Ail,éle,vi:. avo'lr mal. Taire ma!,
causer de la douleur, cliagriner.
Wbatailsyou? où avez-vous
mail 1 — uothiag, je n'ai
rien.
—, s. mal, m. maux, pi.
Vilmeu», él'-mennt, 5. douleur,
incommodité, f.
A'iling, él'-iangne, u. maladif,
valétudinaire. [tramer.
Aîiu, éme, va. viser, tendre,
—, s. visée, f. but, blanc, coup,
in, mire,/', (d'un fusil), [son,^.
Air, ère, s. air, m. mine, chan-
— bole, s. soupirail, m.
— balloou, aérostat, m.
-.. gun, fusil à vent.
— pump, pompe à wr, f.
— va. chauffer; aérer.
A'iriljr, é'-ri-li, ad. galment.
A'irtuess, é'-ri-nesse, S. gaieté,
vivacité, f.
A'iriiig, é'-rioDgne, i. aêrage,
exposition à l'air, promenade,/'.
A'irlesB, ére'-lesse, a. privé
d'air.
.A'iry, ér'-i, a. léger, creux, ou-
vert, aérien, folâtre.
Aisie, aile, «. aile, /. bas-c5té
d'une église. [vière), m.
Ait, été, s. tlot (dans une ri-
AjAr, a-djâr', ii. entre-bâillé.
Akin,a-kine',a.?"ié, qui tientà.
A'Iubastvr, <<l'-H-bas-teur, s.
albâtre, >n.
Alûck! a-lali', int. bêlas l
Alâcriously, a-lak''-ri-euce-l),
ad. galment.
Alâerii; , a-lak'-ri-ti, s. feu, vr.
vivacité, ardeur, f. plaisir.
Alârm, a-larm', s. aiarm, /.
— bcll, beffroi, tocsin, m.
— ffoti, corps de garde, m.
— wnicb, réveil.
— ,t)a.alarmer,eB'ra_ver, inquiéter.
Alârming, a-lâr'-minngne, (T.
alarmant, [cloche d'alarme, f,
.Alârum, a-la'-reume, s. alajme,
Alas! a-la-se, int. hélas 1 las I
Alb, albe, s. aube de prêtre, f,
.Albëîi, âl-bi'-ite, rt(i. quoique.
Al'biigo, al'-biou-gô, s. taie, ^
Al'bum, al'-beum, s. tablettes,
/. pi. album, m. .
Alcby'mîcal,al-kime'-i-ka(, a.
alchimique, »n. [miste, m.
A'cbymisl, al'-ki-mist, s. alchi-
A/lcbymj', al'-ki-mi, s. alchi-
mie, f.
A''lcobol,aK-kft-hol,». alcool, m.
Alcobolize, aK-kA-bô-Iaïze, v.
chim. rectifier.
Alcôve, al-kôve', s. alcôve, f.
A'Ider, âl'-deur, s. aulne, /.su-
reau, m.
— ploi, aulnaie, f. [échevin, m.
A^ldermun, âK-deur-man e, s.
Al'deru, àl-deurne, aulne (d').
Aie, éle, s. aile, bière douce, /.
— brewer, s. brasseur.
— coiiiier, s. iDspecteur des
mesures pour les cabarets, m
— gar, s. vinaigre d'aile.
— bouse, s. cabaret à bière.
— boof, s. lierre terrestre.
— bouse keeper, s.cabaretier.
— wife, s. cabarel:ère, /. Un.
Aléuibic,a-lem'-b)k,s. alambic,
Alcngbt, a-lenngtb', ad. an
long, tout du long.
Alért, a-leurte', a. alerte, vif.
Alcxûndriiic, al-legz-ann'-drl>
ne, ((. alexandrin.
A'Iga, al'-ga, s. algue, f. [f.
A'Igebra, al'-dji-bra, s alf;èbre^
Algebruical, al-dii-bréM-kal, a.
algébrique. [algébriste, jn.
Algebr&isi, al-dji-bré'-isie, S,
A'Igid, al'-djid, a. froid. [m.
Algidily, al-djid'-i-li, s. froid,
Algiflc, al-djif'-Sk, a. glaçant.
A'Igor, al'-gor, s. froid extrême.
A'Iias, éz-li-ass, ad. autrement.
A'Iible, al'-i-bl, ii. nourrissant.
A'IicM, éle'-ïène, 5 éirnnger.
—, A'iienate, él'-Iène-éla, va.
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ALL
aliéner, donner ds l'aTeralont
A'Iicuable, éK-îène-a-bl, a.
aliénable.
Alieuâtiou, él-îène-é'-cbeune,
s. — tîou, mésinlelligence,
désunion, folie, f.
Alfght, a-lalte', va. descendre,
mettre pied à terre.
Alike, a-laike', a. semblable.
— ,a(2. également. [ment, }?t.
A'Iimeut, alM-mennt, s, ali-
Aliméutaljal-i-menn'-tal, a. nu-
tritif.
Aliméntary ) Alim^nlou», al-
i-menn''-ta-ry, al-i-m5'-ni-euce,
a. nourrissant.
l'Iimony , aK-i-meune-1 , S,
pension alimentaire, f.
A'Iiquaiil alM-ifouannt, a. ali-
quante, /.
A/|i4uot,aK-i-kouott, a. aliquole.
tlive, a-laïve/, a. en fie, -vivant.
ft/lkal'i, al''-ka-li, s. alcali, m.
soude, /.
A'Ikaline, aK-ka-Iine , s. alca-
lin, m. [User.
A'Ikalize, al'-ka-laïze, vn. alca-
Alkaliz&tion, al-ka-li-ié^-clieu-
ne, s. — sation, f.
Ail, &11, a. tout; — along, tout
du long; — meu, tout le monde;
by — meauB, par tous les
moyens, coûte que coûte ; — a«
ouce^ tout i la fois ; uol
at — point du tout; — over,
sntièrement, d'un bout k l'au-
tre ; — 8aiu<» day, s. la Tous-
saint; — beariiig earth, la
terre qui produit tout,
AU&yi al-lé^, va. allier, mSler;
soulager, adoucir.
Allâyment, al-lé^-mennt s. mé-
lange, alliage, soulagement, m.
Allâyer,al-lé'-eur, s. qui soulage.
Alleg&UoD, al-li-gué^-cbeune, s,
— tion, raison,/, motif, m. ex-
cuse, f. [citer.
Allège, al-Iedje', va, alléguer,
Allégeable,al-ledje/-a-bl, a. qui
peut être allégué. [allègue.
Alléger, al-ledje'-eur, s, qui
.«llégiauce, al-U'-diiannce, a,
miné, /.
Alléelant, al-li'-djiai]nt,a. lova).
Allegorical, Allégorie, al-li-
gor'-ik, — i-kal, a. allégorique.
Allegôrically, al-li-gorZ-i-kal-li,
nd.— allégoriquemenl. [gorie,f.
A'Ilegory , al'-li-gor-i, s. allé-
A'Ilegorixe, al'-li-gô-raïze, va,
allégoriser. [ment.
Allegro, al-li'-grft, ad. vif, vive-
Alléviate, al-li'-yi-éle, va. sou-
lager, adoucir.
.Alleviâdon , al-li-Ti-é'-cheuns,
soulagement, »n.
A'Iley, al'-li, s. ruelle, allie, ^.
bliiid — , s. impafse, m,
Alliauee, al-lai'-annce, s. al-
liance, confédération, f.
Allicieiicy, al-licheMeon-ci, »,
alléchement, iri. attraction, f.
A'iligate, al'-li-guète, lia. lier
ensemble.
Alligâlion, al-li-gué'-cheune, ».
liaison, règle d'alliage, f.
Alligator, al-li-gué/-teur, t. al-
ligator, m.
Allision, al-lij'-eune, j. cboc, m.
Aliilerâliou, al-litl-eur-é'-
cbeune, (. allitération, f.
Alloc&tiou, al-lô-ké^-cbeune, t.
allocation f.
Allocution, al-lô-kiou'-cheune,
s. allocution, f. [indépendant.
Allodial, al-lô-di'-al,a. allodial,
Allàdiuin, al-lô'-di-euroe, S.
franc-alleu, m. allcdialité, f.
Allôuge, al-leunndje', s, botte,
/■. (escrime).
—, va. allonger (une botte) (es
crime).
AII60, al-ldù', V, exciler, pous-
ser, [tion, harangue.
A'Iloiiiiy, al'-lô-lioui , s. allocu-
Allôl, al-lole', va. assigner, ad-
juger, départir.
Allôtmeut, al-lote'-mennt,j. as>
signalion, f. partage, m.
Allôw, al-laou', ta. donner ar-
louer, souffrir, approuver,
avouer, déduire, [time, juste.
Allôwablc,. al-laou'-a-bl,a. légi-
AlloTvableuess, aMaou^-a-bi-
nesse, s. légalité, f.
\ Allôwiiu««) sl-l-aou'-aaoce, «•
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■IiOMtlon, indulgence, conai-
TODCe, f. [lité, f.
Allôjr, al-lo-ï', ». aloi, m. qua-
Allûde, al-lioude', un. Taire al-
lusion, [enlumineur.
Alltiminor, al-Iiou'-mi-neur, 3.
Allure^ al-lioure^, va. amorcer,
allirer.
Allûrement, al-lioure'-mennt,
t. attraits, m. pi.
Allûrer, al-liou'-reur, a, séduc-
teur, flatteur.
AIlârKiBly, al-liou'-rinngne-li,
ad. d'une manière séduisante,
attrayante.
àlIûriuBuess, al-llou'-rJDngne-
nesse, j, agrément, m, [sion, f.
Allûsiou, al-liou'-jeune, s. allu-
Allûsiwe, al-liou'-sive, a. qui
fait allusion.
Allûsivel}', al-llQu'-sive-Ii, ad-
par manière d'allusion.
Allûsiveiiess, al-liou^-slTe-
nesse, s. allusion, f.
Allûvlou, al-liou'-vi-eune, J.
allu-vion, f, [joindre.
AU}, al-laî', va. allirer, unir,
— , ». allié, confédéré, m.
A'liuauack,S|/-ma-nali, s. alma-
nach, m [s. toute-puissance, f,
Almigtatinesa, èl-ma^-ti-nesse,
Almigbty, il-mai^-li, a. s. tout-
puissant,
A'imoucl, a'-meunnd,s. amande,
/. A'^liuouds of Ihe tbroat^
amygdales, f. pi,
— tree, amandier, m. [mtnier.
A'Imoner, aK-meune-eur, ». au-
A^lmoury, aK-meuDD-ri, 5. au-
mflnerie,/'. [environ, biealôt.
A'Iui6sl, âK-moste, ad. presque,
eveu — , ad. à peu près. [f.
Alms, tmze, I. aumône, charité,
— box, », troue four les au-
mAnes. [charité.
— mau, s. homme qui vit de
— house, s. m^'isou de charité,
hospice, f. [m.
A'Itiage, aK-nédje, s, aunage,
A'iaager, al'-nè-djeur, », au-
neur, m.
A^oes, al'-ôze, ». aloè», m.
AliSi, i-\oH', <id. «B haut, élevé.
Toae* —, élever,
Aldue, a-lône', a. seul. l.et ma
— , laisst'Z-moi en repos. E.e»
me — for thut, laissez*mol
faire. To leave —, abandon-
ner. «
Alông, a-lonngue', ad. le long
de ; — «ide, ad. ma. bord k
bord ; ail —, ad. tout du long.
Alâof, a-lo'Ur', ad. au large, de
loin. [voix.
Aléiid. a-laoud', rtd haut, à haute
Al<iw,a-lô', «(/.en bas [bel, m.
A'Iphabei, al'-fa-beUe, s. alpha-
Alpbabéiical, al-fa-bef-tl-aal,
a. — tique.
Alpbvbécically, al-fa-bet'-ti-
kai-n, ad. — tiquement.
A'lpine,al'-pine, o. des Alpes.
Alieadjr, &l-red'-di, ad. déjà.
A'Ico, à|/-sô, ad. aussi, de plus,
encore.
A'Iiar, âl'-teur, s. autel, m,
— oluib, ». nappe d'autel,
A'Ilarage, âl'-teur-édje, a, of-
frandes et profits de l'autel, p/.
Agiter, 4l'-leur, va. et un clian-
ger, altérer. [rable.
A'Iterable, âl'-teur-a-bl, a. ailô-
A'UerablenesB , âl'-teur-a-bl-
nesse, s. altêrabililé, f.
A'l»erably,àl'-leur-a-bli, ad, de
manière à fiire changé, [ralif.
A'Iterant, àl'-leur-annt, o. allé-
AliL-râtion, âl-teur-é'-cheune, »,
changement, m. altération, /.
A'Iteraiive, âKleura-Uve.a. S.
aliéralif.
Altercation, al-teur-ké'-cheune,
s. débat, m. altercalion,^.
Altériiacj', al-leur'-né-ci, ». al-
ternation, f. [natif.
Alteruate, al-teur'-nélo, a. al-
— , vn. alterner.
— , V(i. faire alterner,
Altcruatel}', alieur'-néte-li, ad.
akernalivenicnt, tour à tour.
AltérnaleuL-s8, aj-teur'-nétfl-
nesse, a. réciprocilé, mutualité,
f. [s. lour, m. vicissitude, f,
AUcruâiiou, al-teur-ué'-cheune,
Aliéritalive, al-l^u ç'-ns-tive. (b
alterDatii'.
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AMB
—, s. alternali-ve, f,
Altériialively , al-teuiZ-na-tiTe-
li, ad. — vement.
Allhéugh, Altho/, kUhd', c.
bien que, quoique, quand mâme,
encore que.
AI(>luqueiice,al-til^-ô-kouennce,
s. discours pompeux, m,
AUisouaurt , ai-Us^-ft-naiint , a.
pompeux.
A'Ititude, aV-tl-tioude, >. hau-
teur, f. faite, m. altitude, f.
AKogéther, il-lô-gueth'-eur ,
ad. tout & Tait.
A'Iiim, al'-eume, s. alun, m.
Alûmiiious, al-iou^-ini-neuce, a*
alumiaeux. [continuellement.
A'Iways.âK-ouéze, ad. toujours,
Amabilitr, ame-a-biK-i-ti, «.ama-
bilité.
Amâia, a-méne', ad. vigoureu"
sèment, de toutes ses forces.
Amâlgam,— gama,a-maKgame.
— a, s. amalgame, jn.
Amâlgamate , a-maK-ga-métO
va. amalgamer.
Amalgamatiou, a-mal*ga-mé^-
cheune, s. amalgamation, f.
Amaudâtïon, ame-ann-dé^-eheu-
ne, s. envoi, message, m.
Amanuénsis^a-mane-iou-eQua^-
cisse, s. secrétaire, m.
Amâritiidv, a-mai^-i-tioude, s.
amertume, f.
Amâssinenl, a-mass^-menat, s.
accumulation, /. amas, m.
Amàss, a-mass', s, amas, mon-
ceau, m.
— , un, amasser, entasser.
Amàte, a-méte', va, étonner,
épouvanler. [teur.
Armateur, ame'-a-leur,s. ama-
A^matory, ame'-a-teur-i, a. ero-
tique, [aoiaurose, f.
AmaiiriSsis, ame-âîi-rô'-cisse, s.
Amàze, a-méze', s. étonnemenl,
m. [étonnement.
*«iià«edly,a-mé'-zed-li,rtf(. avec
Amdzeditoss , a-mé'-zed-nesse,
aiMâi<;incnt,a-méze''-meunt, s.
surprise, admiration, f,
Amâxing, a-mé^-zinngae, «, sur-
prenant.
AiiiâaSng1y,a-mé^-zinngne-Ii,ad.
étrangement. [zone, f.
A^mazon, ame'-a-zeune, s, ama-
Atnbagea, amm'bé''-djez, s. pi»
ambages, détours, circonlocu-
tions.
Amb&SBador, — drcss, amm-
bas'-sa-deur, — dresse, s. am-
bassadeur, in. — drice, /.
A^mber, amm'-beur, s. ambre,
succin, m, [s. ambre gris, m,
A'mbprgris, amm'-beur-grice,
Anibidéxter, amm-bi-deks'-teur,
s. ambidextre.
A'mbieiit, amm^-bi-ennt, a. am-
biant, qui entoure.
Ambigûily, Ambiguoiisness,
amra-bi-guiou'-!-ti, amm-big'i
iou-euce-nesse, s. ambiguité, f.
Amblgaousiamm-big'-iou-euce,
a. ambigu, équivoque, douteux.
Ambiguoiisly, amm-big'-iou-
euce-li, ad. — gument.
Ambilogy, — quy, amm-biK-6-
dji, — koui, s. emploi d'expres-
sions à double sens.
AmbCloquous, amm-bil'-fr-
koueuce, a. qui se sert d'équi-
voques.
A'mbit, amm'-bite,s. circuit, m.
Ambition, — tiousness, amm-
bichc/-eune, amm-biche^-euce-
nesse, s. ambition, f.
Ambition, amm bidie^-eune, va.
ambitionner.
Ambitioua, amm-bich8'-euce,a,
8. ambiMeux, avide de.
Ambilioualy, amm biche^-eucs-
li.arf. ambitieusement.
A'mbiluAe, amm^-bi-lioude , (.
circuit, m. [l'amble.
A'mble , aram^-bl. vn. aller,
—, ,■!. amble, m.
A'mblcr, amm'-Meur, s haque»
née, cheval mnrchant à l'amble
AmbraSsia, amoi-Wy-ji-a, S. am'
broisie, f.
Ambrôaial, amm'-brô'ji-al, a.
délicieux, [manger, buifat, m
A'uibry, amm'-bri, s. garde-
Ambs-ace. âmz-éce, s. beset,m
Ambiilâlion, amm-biou-lé'-
cbeuueiS. marcheifromejiade,/.
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A'mbulalory,anim'-blou-Ië-teur-
i, a. amliulaloire.
Ambiiscâde, — do, A'nibiish,
amm-beuss-kéde^, amm-Leuss-
ké'-do, amm'-beuche, s. embû-
che, embuscade, f.
^'mcl. am'-el, s. émail, m.
Auiélioi'ate, a-mi'-li-ô-réle , va.
•méliorer, perfectionner.
Ameliorâlioii, ami-liô-ré'-
cheune, s. amélioration, ^ per-
fectionnemenl, ?H. [soil-il.
A^meii, é'-mène,«(i. amen, ainsi
Améiiablc, a-mi'-na-bl, a. res-
ponsable.
Améiid.a mennd', ua corriger;
réparer, réformer, [santé.
— vn. se corriger recouvrer la
Améudei-, a-menu^-deur,]. celui
qui amende.
Auiéudeuieiil, a-mennd^-meDût,
s. — dément, m. réforme, /.
changement, m.
AuiÉHds, a-menndî', s. pi. ré-
compense, f. dédommagement,
m. To iiiake — ,dédomma?pr.
Aménit}', a-menn'-i-ti ■ J. amé-
nité, douceur, /". [l'amen^'e.
Auiércc, a-merce', V7i. mettre à
Aaiicrcei-, a-mer^-seur, s. celui
qui condamne à l'amende.
A''iueib}st, ame'-i-lhist, s. araé-
tbiste, f, [aimable.
A'iiiiable,é/-mi-a-bl, f/, amiable,
A'' miaule uesri, é''-mi-a-bl-nesse,
s. agrément, m. amabilité,
bonne erâce, f. [grâce.
A'miabl)', é'-mi-a-bli, nd. avec
Aiiiiaiittis, a-mi-ann-'-teiice, s.
amiante, f. [cieux, favorable.
A'iuîcahlo, ame'-i-ka-bl, a. gra-
A'aiicablenesB, ame>'-i-ka-bl-
nesse, s. amabilité, f.
A'inicably, ameZ-i-ka-bli, ad, à
l'amiable.
A'niice, âmict, ame'-ice, ame'-
ikle, s. aumusse,/'. amict, vi.
Ainid, Aiii(d8i,a-mid', a-midsl',
pr. an milieu, parmi.
Aniiss, a-mice', ad. mal, mal à
propos. If aiiy thiiig sboiild
bappcii — . s'il arrive q'-ielque
malheuri Va 4uke Aiuiss,
prendre en mauvaise part.
A/mity, ame'-i-ti, s. amitié, con»
corde, ^. [ammoniac, m
Amiuouiac, am-mô'-ni-ak, s-
Ammoniacal, am-mA-ai^-a-kal(
a. ammoniacal.
AiumiiuiCion, am-miou-nîche'-
eune, s. munitions, f. [nistie,^.
A'mnesty, amm'-nes-ti, s. tm-
Amàng, AmôugKl, a-meuDng',
pr. entre, parmi ; au travers;
avec. From — , d'entre, parmi.
A/moi'ou8, ame'-ô-reuce, a,
amoureux. [amoureusement.
A^morously, ame^-â-reuce-li, ad>
A^morousucss, ame^-ô-reuc6-
nesse, s. galanterie, f.
AmorCizatîoii, — xemeiit, a*
mor-ti-zé^-cheune, s» amortisse-
ment, m. [tir.
Amériize, a-mor/-tize, t)«. amor-
Amoiion, a-mô^-cheune, «.répu-
diation, f. congé, ?n.
.AmôiiHt, a-raaounat', vn, mon-
ter, revenir.
— , s. montant, total, m.
Amour, a-mdùr'jS. amour, m.
amourette, f.
Ampbibioiis, amra-fit/-i-euce,
a. ampliibie.
Ampbibiotisnesfi, amm-fibM-
euce-nesse,.s-. qualité, amphibie.
Ampbibological, amm-li-bd-
lod'-ji-kal, n. amphibologique.
Ampbiboidgically, amm-fi-bô-
lod'-ji-kal-ii, ad. — quement.
Ainpbîb6logy,amm-fi-bol''-ô-djî,
s. — loirie, obscurité, f.
Ampbiibéatrc, amm-iî-thi^-ao
leur, s. — tiiéàtre, m.
A'uipic, amm^-pl, a. amplej
grand, étendu.
A^iupleiicss, amra^-pl-nesse, s.
largeur, splendeur, f.
A'mpliate, amm'-pli-éte, va,
étendre, augmenter.
Ampliâiiou, amm-pli-é'-cheune,
s. — tion, exagération, f. délai,
7)1.
AmpliOcate, amm-plif'-i-kéte,
vu. accroître, amplifier, exagé-
rer, [cheune, s, — tion, f.
Amplification , amm-pli-Ë-k^i
ANA
m
JL'mpUBer, arum'-pli-fal-enr, ».
— Dcaleur, nî.[plifier, exagérer.
A'mplify, anim''-pli-raï, va. am-
A'miilitiide^amm'-pli-lioude, s.
— de, grandeur, f. éclat, m.
*''niply,amm''-pli,ad. largement;
amplement. [amputer.
A'mputate, amm'-piou-téte, t;(l.
Anipu(A«ian, amm-piou-té'-
cheuDB, «. amputation, f.
A'mulet, ame'-lou-lette, ». amu-
lette, m. [tromper.
Amuse, a-mionie', va. amuser,
Ainâseineiit, a-miouze'-raenni,
». amusement, m.
Amuser, a-miou''-zeur, ». amu-
seur (par des promesses), [sant.
Amûsive, a-miou'-zi^e, a, amu-
An, ann, art. un, une.
Auâcliorite, ane-ak'-S-ralle, ».
anachorète, m.
Anàchroiiifim , ane-ak'-krô-
nizm,», — Disme, m.
A'ii«grain,ane' a-grame, ». ana-
gramme, f.
Anagrâmmotism, ane-a-gram'-
ma-tizm, ». art de faire des ana-
gammes.
Aniigrâmmatist, ane-a-gram^-
ma-tizl, » — grammatisle, m.
AiingrAmmalize, ane-a-gram'-
ma-taîze, vn. anagrammatiser,
Analéptic, ane-a-iep'-tik, a. ».
analeptique. [analogique.
Analôgical, ane-a-IodjeM-kal,ai
A«iaI«igicaIly,ann-a-lodje'-i-kal-
li, ad. — giquement.
knâlogize, a-nal'-ô-djaîze, va.
expliquer analogiquement.
tnâlogoiis, a-na!/-6-gueuce, a.
analogue. [/■.
Aiiâlo6y,a-naK-*-dji, ». analogie,
Au&lysia, a-nal'-i-cisse, s. ana-
lyse, [analytique.
Analy'tycal, ane-a-lilM-kal, a,
Analy/iically, ane-a-lif-i-kal-li
ad. — liquement. [User'
A^nnlyie, an&'-a-laize, m. ana-
A/naly.er, aive'-a-lal-zeur, ». ana-
lyste.
AnamorpnCsU, ane-s-mor-ffi/.
cisse, . anamorphose, f.
*"*""•' «-"*'-»•«,». «nanas.m.
km
AnAreh , ane'-ark , anarchiste,
"!• [chique.
An&rchic , a-tiar/-kik, a. anar-
Anarchy, ane^-ar-ki , s. anar
«hiB) f. [thème, »n.
AnAthema, a-nathM-œa,». ana-
[taïze, va. —User
Anfithematlze, ane-athM-ma»
Anatémical, ane-a-tom'-i-kal,(j.
anatomique.
.«nalômically, ane-a-tomM-kal-
li, tid. -miquement. [tomisle.
Aii6iomig»,a-nat'-Ô-misle, s ana-
AiiAtoniize, a-nat'-fl-maïze, va.
anatomiser.
AnAlomy, a-nat''-6-ml,». anslo-
mie, personne maigre, f. sque-
lette, [cêtres, aieux,pj.
A'iiceslop. ann'-cefs-teur, s. an-
A^'iicestrnl, ann'-cess-tral , a.
héréditaire. [race, f,
A'iicosti-y, ann'-cosf-tri, lignée.
A'iirlior, anng'-keur, s. ancre;
espérance, f.
— ,»;«. mouiller,ancrer, s'attacher
4, se reposer sur. To cast — ,
jeter l'ancre, mouiller. To
■wcigh—, lever l'ancre,
— Iiold. mouillage, m.
— Bmiih , s. fabricant d'an-
cres.
A'ncliopage.anngk'-eur-édje,».
ancrage, mouillage, 7?i. [l'ancre.
A^ucborod, anngk'-eurd, a. i.
A'ncboret,— pîic,anngk'.9-rile,
— raïte, ». anachorète, hcrmite,
m.
AnrhaSvy, ann-tclift'-vl, ». an-
chois, [cien, antique.
A/nririit. éne'-tchennt, a. an-
— , s. enseigne, m.
A'nricnlly, éne'-tchennt-!i, ad.
anciennement,
AncientncBs, éne'-tchennt-
nesse, ». ancienneté, vieillesse,
f. [antiquité, nncierneté, /.
Anrieniry, éne-tchenn'-lri, s,
And, annd, c. et, que ; à. — yc«,
néanmoins.— Bo fonb, et ainsi
de suite. Toast — butter, une
rfltie au beurre. To go — see,
aller voir. Two — (wo, deux à
deux.
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326
ANN
Andfinle, ann-daDD'-tl, ad. an-
danle.
A'udiron,anDd^-aI-eurn, ». che-
net, m, [dote, f,
A'ni-rdote, ane'-eli-dflte s. anec-
A'necilotic, aoe'-ek-dA-lik, a.
anecdoLique. [mone, /".
Auémone^ a-nem^-6-ni, s. ané-
Anéiil, a-nennl^, a. coDcernant.
A^neurisni, ane^-iou-rizm, s.
anévrisme, m. [encore.
Auén, a-niou', ad. de nouveau,
Aiirr&ctuoiasue8s, ann-frak''-
tcliiou-euce-nesse, s. anfractuo-
sité, A
A'ngel, éne'-djel, î. ange, m,
— aboi, s. boulet ramé,/.
An^élic,— cal, ann-djel'-ik,anD-
djel'-i-kal, a. angélique.
Anf;éliciiliieas, ann-djel'-i-kal-
ncsse,s. ce qui eslan;^éliqiie.
A'ngelol, aDn'-dji-lotc, s. sorte
de luth, m. [passion,/".
A^uger., anng'-geur, s. colère,
—, va. fàciitT, irriter.
A^ii^ei'ly, anng^-geur-li,rtd. a^ec
colère. To look — , paraître
ficlié.
A'mseriies»,anng'-geur-nesse, J.
colèr,., f. [f.
Angiiia, ann-dji''-na, s. angine
A'ngic. anng''-gl, s. angle; ligne
à pêclier. [m.
— pod, scioD (de ligne à pêcher),
A'ngle, anng'-gl, un. pêcher à
la ligne, chercher h gagner par
«use. [à la ligne, m.
A'ugler, anng'-gleur, s pêcheur
A'nglicism, anng'-gli-cizm, .v.
— cisme,»i. [pêche à la ligue,/.
A'nsling, anng'-glinngne, s.
A'nsrily, anng'-gri-li, ad. avec
colère. v)-.
A'iigi-y, anng'-gri, a. Tâché, en
colère, irrité, aigri. To make
— , fàciier. To be soon — , se
fâcher facilement.
A'iigiiish, anng'-goulche, t. as-
gois.se, tristesse, f.
A'nsuishrd. anng'-gouiche-ed,
a. accalilé de chagrin.
A'ngiilar, anng'-guiou-lenr, a.
angulaire.
Aiigul&r(«y,— neBs,anng-guiou-
lar'-i-ti,— nesse, s. qualité d'être
angulaire, [ar/.angulaîrement.
A^iigiilarly, anng'-guîou-leur-li, "
A'nguialcd, anug/-guiou-lé-led,
a. pointu, [a. anguleux, crochu.
A'ngiiloiis, anng'-guiou-leuce,
Angùst, ann-gueuste',n. élroit.
Anbelfîtion, ann-hi-Ié'-cheune,
s. essoufflement, m. [d'haleine.
Anhciôse, ann-hi-l6ze', a. hors
AiiighM, a-naîtti', ad, de nuit, la
nuit.
A^'nil, ane'-il,!. Indigotier, m.
Anility, — lene», a-nil'-i-ti ,
a-nalle'-nesse, ». la Tieillesse
d'une femme, [peut être animé,
A^nimable, ane'-i-ma-bi, qui
Aiiimadvérsîon , ane-i-mad-
Ter'-cheune, s. — slon, puni-
tion, f. blâme, m.
AniuiadTér«ive(racuIty), ane-î-
mad-ver'-ciïe, a. faculté d'ob-
servalion, f.
AnimndvérsiveiieB*, ane-1-
mad-ver^-cive-nesse, s. pouvoir
de former un jugement.
AnimadTért, ane-i-mad-vert',
va. examiner, reprocher, hlâmer.
Animadvcrler, ane-i-mad-ver^-
teur, s. critique, m.
A'nlmal.ane'-i-mal, s.animal,m.
— , a. animal, d'animal.
AnîmAlciile, ane-i-mal'-kloule,
s. animalcule,??!.
A^niniaie. ane^-i-mète, vn. ani-*
mer, exciter, encour.igcr.
— , Aninialrd, ane'-i-mé-ted, a,
animé, excité.
Animation, ane-i-mé'-cheuna,
animation, f. [animant.
A^ninintive, ane'-i-mé-tive, a.
A^nimator, ane'-i-mé-teur, s.
animateur, nj. [silé, haine.
AniinfSoe. ane-i-mflce', anirao-
A»ini6siiy, ane-i-mossM-ti,ani-
mosité, haine, /. ^)
A'nise, ane'-ice, ». ams, rn.
Anklo, ann^-kl, s. jointure da
pied,/.
— bone, s. cheville du pied.
A'nnalist, an'-na-lisie , t,
i tuaaiiste, 7n.
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Vnnala, an'-na1Z| t, annales,
f, pi. [épurer.
A'nneal, an'-nile, va. purifier,
A^iiiiexe, an^-nekSy V. annexer,
joindre, réunir.
— , s. annexe, m.
Annexaiiou , an-nek-së^-
cfaeune, s. union, réunion, f.
Annihilable, an-na!'-hi-la-bl,
a. qui peut Stre anéanti.
Annihilate , an-naî'-hi-léte ,
va. anéantir, abolir.
Annihilation , an-nal-bi-lé'-
cbeune,s. anéanlis?ement, m,
Aiiuivérsury, an-ni-ver-'-sa-ri,
s. et adj. anniversaire, m.
A^nno d6niiiii, an-nô-dome^-
i-ni, l'an de grâce.
A/nnotate , an'-no-téte , vn,
annoter.
Aunotâlion , an-nft-té'-
cbeune, s. — tion, note, f.
Annolâlor, an-no-té'-teur, s.
commentateur.
Annûiiuce, an-naouDD^-ce, va.
annoncer, publier.
Anuôiiiiccukeut, an-naounce^'-
mennt, s. annonce, f. avis, rn.
Anndy , an-noï', u. nuire, in-
commoder, m.
Aiiuéyaucc, an-noï'-annce, S.
ennui, déplaisir, m. tourment,
71!. inquiétude, f.
Aniiâycr, an-noï'-eur , S, celui
qui ennuie.
Annôyiug, an-noï'-inngne, ad.
Guuuyeux, déplaisant, tourmen-
tant.
A'uuua1,an'-niou-al, a, annuel.
A'nnuall}', an'-niou-al-li , ad.
annuellement,
Aiiuûiiant, an-niou'-i-tannt ,
a. rentierviager.
4»iiûi(y, an- uiou^-i -ti , s.
rente constituéei pension via-
gère.
Auniil, an-neul/, va. annuler,
effacer.
A'nuular , an'-nlou-lar, a, an-
nulaire.
Auiiûiurrate , an-niou'-mi-
réte, va. ajouter h. un nombre.
AuuiaïuerÂtioii &ii-niou-ini-
ré'cheuno. s. addition k nn
nombre. [u. annoncer.
Aiiiiûiiciate, an-neunn'-chi-ét^
Aiiniiitciâlion , an-neunn*
clii-é'-cheune, s. annonce, pro-
clamation,/'.; l'Annonciation,^.
A'nodjne, ane'-4-daîne, a. ano"
din.
Anéint, a-noînnt'. va. oindre,
sacrer. [m
Anôiiiied, a-noinnt'-id, a, oint.
Aiioiiiter, a-noïnn^-teur , s. qui
oint.
An6ititingf atiâintmeni,
a-noînn'-tinngne, mennt, S-
onction,/'.
Anônialoiis,a-nome'-a-leuce,a.
anomal, irrégulier.
Anôuiulously, a-nome'-a-IeuCS-
li,n(Z. irréj:ulièrement.
Anômaly, — ism, a-nome^-a-It|
— a-lizm, s. anomalie, irrégula-
rité, f.
Aii6ii, a'-none, ad. aussitSt,
promplemenl. Ewer and
Anon, de temps en temps.
.«oônymous, a-none'-i-meucB)
«. anonyme.
Anôilier, a-neuth^-enr, a. autre,
un autre. Oue aftcr — l'un
après l'autre. One while— ,
— nbilc, tantôt, tantôt. One
n-itb — , l'un portant l'autre,
pêle-mêle, l'un avec l'autre.
A'nsntvd, ann'-cé-ted, a. qui a
des anses.
A^nsmer, anu'-ceur, va. répon-
dre, satisfaire, payer.
— again, ré|iliquer.
— for, rendre compte.
— for ono, cautionner. [f.
A'nBner, ann'-ceur,s. réponse,
A^nswerakle, anu'-ceur-a-bl,
(î. conTorme, responsable, cor-
rélatif.
A'nswvrnbly, ann'.ceur-a-bli,
ad. conformément.
A^iiB^ercr, ann'-ceur-eur, ï,
celui qui répond, antagoniste,
m. ImJj.qu't répond à.
A^nfiwering, ani/-cGur-inngne,
Ant, contraction pour and U it|
Bm sot, are oot.
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Ant,ann't, s. rourml, ^.
— bcar, — eater, s, fooroîl-
lier, m.
— lioii, S. ,ourmi-lion, f.
_/B-liole, — bill , fourmilière.
AxtâgoiBifim, ann-tag^-ô-nizme,
s. antagonisme, m. opposi-
'tion, f.
ttutâgoniEc, ann-tag'-6-Da!ze,
vn. faire de l'opposition.
«ftnt&gonist, ann-tag'-6-nisle, s.
adersaire, m. [tarclique.
Antârclic, ann-tarli'-tili, n. an-
A'utc, ana'-li, prép. anté, ;)rép.
Antecédn, ann-ti-cide', vn. pré-
céder, [s. préséance, /.
^n(ccc(lcnce,ann-ti-ci^'dennce,
4ntccédi'iit, ann-ti-ci'-dcnnt,
a. aniécédcnt. —, s. précédent,
î?i. [li, <id. — demmenl.
ftntecédeiilly,ann-ti-ci'-dennl-
^utccésBor, ann-ti-ces'-seur, s.
prédécesseur, m,
A'nCecliainber. ann'-ti-tcbem-
beur, s. aoticiiambre, /".
ft'ule-cursor.ann'-ti-keur-senr,
s. avant-coùreur, éclaireur, m.
A'utedote, ann'-li-déte, s. anti-
date, f. [temps.
—, va. antidater, jouir avant le
AHtcdilûvial,— Vian, ann-ti-
di-liou'-\idl,— vi-ane,n. s. an-
té-diluvien.
A'utclopc, ansMI-ldpe, (. anti-
lope, gazelle, f.
Antemeridian, ann-ti-mi-rld'-
i-ane, a. avant-midi.
AiitcmûndniiL-.ann-ti-meunn''-
déne, (i. avant le monde.
A'ntcpast , ann'-ti-pasle t S,
avant-goiil, i)!.
Autepenùlt, ann-ti-pl-neuUe' ,
s. antépénullième, /.
Anlepôtio, ann-li-pône', va,
préférer à. [térieur.
Antérior, ann-ti'-ri-eur, a. an-
Anterîôritji. ann-li-ri-or'-l-ti,
s. — rilé, ^■
A'iiteroani, ann'-ti-roume, s.
antichambre, vestibule.
A'n<heni, annMheme, s. an-
tienne,/', [anthère, f.
A^uthcr, anoMbeur, t. (bot.)
Aii4h<llugy, ann-thoK-5-djl, >.
anthologie, f,
A'nthony'a flre, ann'-td-Iiiz-
faïre, s. feu saint Aniolne, erj-
sipèle, m. [bon (mal.) m
A'nllirax. aùoMhrakse, s.char-
Aiithropâlogy, ann-thr5-p5K-
fl-dji, s. anthropologie, f.
Antropdphagus, pluriel a»
thropophagi, ann - thrA - pof
a-gueuce, s. anthropophages,
sm. pi.
Au»hrop6phagy,ann-thrft.pof'-
a-djl, s. anthropophagie, f,
A^ntie, ann'-tik, s. figure grotes-
que, f. bouffon, m.
— ,a. grotesque, antique, ancien.
A'ntirbambcr, ann'-t)-tchem-
beur,s. antichambre, /'•
A/utichrcsio, ann'-ti-krï.dsse,
». — chrèse, f. [aniechrist, m.
A'n(icbri«l , ann'-ti-kraiste, s.
Aniicbriatîan , ann-ti- kris''-
tcheune, a. antichrétien.
Antichrfittiaiilsni, — »K<yi
ann-li-kris'-tcheune-izin, — tchi-
ane'-i-ti,s. — nisme, m.
Ani<cipatc, ann-tis^-t-péte, Va.
aniiriper, prévenir.
Anticip&lioii, ann- tî-Cl -p^
cheune, s. anticipation,^.
Antiripâtor, ann-ti-ci-pé'-teur,
s. anlicipateur, m.
Aiitîcipn<ory,ann-ti-ci-pé'-teur-
i, adj. qui anticipe, [quenient.
Antfcly, ann-ti'-kli, ad. grotes-
Anliconvûlgive, ann-ti-kODD-
veul'-sive, a. — vulsif,
Aniidôtal, antidiStical. aon-
ti-dfr'tal, dot-i-kal, a. qui sert
d'antidote, en a les propriélés
Aiiiidôtary, ann-ti-dô^-ta-ri, ê.
— dolaire, m, [dote, m.
A'ntidote, aDn'-tl-dfile, s. anti-
Antidrâpslcal, ann-ti-droj/-ci-
kal, a. — hydropique.
Auiirébrilo, ann•ti-fi'-^rîle, a.
— fébrile. [d'antimoine.
Aiitiinônial,ana.ti-7iô'-ni-al, a.
A'ntiiiiony, ann^-li-mA-oi, s,
antimoine, m. [antinomie,^.
A'nlîiioiny, ann'-ti-nô-mi , s.
AntipalbellO) — pathetîcaly
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ann-tl-pa-thett'-lk, — l-kal, o.
an-lipalhique.
Antipolbetically, ann-tl-pa-
thetl-i'-kal-li, adv. par antipa-
tliie. [lipathie, f.
Antipathy, ann-tip'-a-thi, s. an-
Au(i|icstiiéntial,ann-ti-pess-tl-
lenn'-chal, a, — tiel.
Antiphon, ann-tif'-fine, (. antl-
phone, m.
Autiphonnl, phonic^ phont*
cal ) ann-tif'-6-nal, fone-ik,
fone'-i-kal , adj. qui appartient
à l'antiptione.
Antipbouary, ann-tlf'-ô-Da-rii
S. — naire, m. [tiphonie, f.
AnKpbony, ann-tif-o-ni, «.an-
Antfpbrasis, ann-tlf^-ra-cisse,
ji. antiphrase, f. Ironie, f,
AnKpodea, ann-tip'-A-det, (•
antipodes,»:. p{. [(ipape, m.
A'mtipope, ann'-ti-p6pe, s. an-
Antlquàrian, ann-ti-kouc'-ri-
a,ne,adj. antique, d'anliq:iaire.
Au<iqiiàrianisui, ann-li-koué^-
rl-a-nizme, s. amour, passion
des antiquités.
A'utiquarj', ann'-t!-koua-rl, S.
antiquaire, papier grand
inonde, m.
A'utiqiiate , ann'-ti-kouête, va.
vieillir, devenir hors d'usage,
abolir, abroger.
A'utiquated, annMi-kouê-!ed,
adj. 'vieilli, suranné.
A'ntiqiiatedncss, annMi-koué-
ted-nesse,nrf;'. élat suranné.
A''i>tique, ann'-lik, a. antique.
— ^s. antique, m, antiquité f.
Aiiiîqiieuefia, ann-tik^-nesse, $.
ancienneté, f.
AntiqiiKy, ann-tik'H>ut-ti, 5.
aniiquité, antiquaille, f.
A/iilirooin, ann^-ti-roume, S.
antichambre, /".
Aii<iscorIiûtic, — (Ical, ann-
ti-skor-biou'-lik, — ti-k«l, a. s.
— tique, m. [anti-social.
Antisocial, ann-ti-Eo'-chal, adj.
Auiiaplénetic, anD-ti-spli/-ni-
lik, a. — hypocondriaque.
AnKstrophet aDD-tis^-tr6(l, s,
— ttrof be, f
Anti8<riîinatic,ann-tis-treum'-
a-lik, a. — scrofuleux.
Anliiiiesis, ann-tith'-i-tisse , ».
aniilhèse, f,
Aiititbctic , — iScnl, ann-ti-
thelt'-ik, i-kal, n.— thétique.
Antiveuéreal, ann-ti-vi-ni''-ri-
al, rt. anli\énérien. [1er, m.
A'utler, annt'-leur, s. andouil-
A'nt-leon, annf-laï-one, s. four-
milion. •
Anlouonifisia, ann-tS-nô-mé'''
ihl-a, s. — nomase, f.
A''ntre, ann'teur, s. antre, m,
ca-verne, f,
A'nus, é'-neuce, s. anus, m.
A'nvil, ann'-vil, .ç. enclume, f.
band — . siuall — , enclu-
meau ; tbiii —, bigorne.
Aniiety, ang-za!'-i-ti,s. anxiéléi
Inquiétude.
A/nxions, ang'-cheuce, a. an-
xieux, inquiet, désireux, plein
de sollicitude.
A'nxioiisly, ang'-clieuee-li, ad.
avec anxiété, avec sollicitude,
avec ardeur.
A^nxiousuess , ang''-cheuce-
nesse, s. anxiété, sollicitude, f.
A'iiy,éne'-i, adj. quelque, quel-
qu'un, tout, aucun,
— body else, tout autre.
— furfber, un peu plus loin.
— longer, un peu plus long-
— more, davantage [temps.
— oiie, — body, quelqu'un,
quiconque, qui que ce soit.
— (Iiiiig, rien, quoi que ce soit.
— wliero, partout.
— wise, de quelq'jo manier;
que ce soit.
Avorta, é'-or-ta, s.(ana.)aorte, f.
Apâce, a-péce', nd. rapidement,
a gr.nnds pas. [part.
'Apart, a-pârle', ad. Il colé, à
[ Apài-tmciil, a-parte^-menot, s.
pièce, chambre, Z'. A suite uf
— s, un appartement.
Apalkctic, a-pa-thett'-ik, a.
apathique.
A/pnihy, ap'-a-lhi, s. apathie ,
froideur,
Ape,épe,;. guenon, ^.siaga, m.
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Ape, épe, l'a. contrefaire, imiter,
sing-er.
Apôak.Apcck, a-pilie',ad. à pic.
A'pep»j'.3p'-ep-si, s. apepsie, ^.
A''pnr. é'-peur, s. celui ou celle
qui singe.
àpéi'ieiit^ apcritive^ a-pl'-rl-
cnnt, a-pir'-i-li\e, a. apéritif,
• pért, a-perte', a. cu-vert.
Apcrtion. a-per'-cheune, s. ou-
verture, issue, f. [tement.
Apértily, ap-erle'-li, ad. cuver-
A/pertnoss, ap'-erte-nesse, ».
liberté de faire, f.
A'perture, ap'-er-tchloure, J.
ouverture, [, [apétale.
Apétalotis, a-pett'-a-leuce, a.
Apctaloiisncss, a-pett'-a-leuce-
nesse, s. a] étalie, f.
A'pex, é'-peks, plur. npîces,
é-pi-cis, s. sommet, cimier, ni.
Aphélion, a-fé^-li-eunejS.apbé-
lie, m.
Aptaiin;, ar-y-nl, s. aphonie, f.
A'phorism, af'-â-ri>m, $. apho-
risme,??;.
Aphoi'Bslic, — ticn-1, af-ô-rîs'-
tik, ti-kal, a. — tique.
Apborfslicnll;, ar-ô-ris'-tl-kal-
11, a, en aphorismes.
Aphrôdîsine. — siacal, a-frft'-
diz-i-ak, a-frô-di-ïi'-akal, a.
aphrodisiaque,
A'pbtœ, af'-ti. s. aphtes, m. pi.
A'piary, é'-pi-a-ri, s. rucher, f.
A'picce, a'-pi-ce, ad. par tête, à
la pièce, chacun.
A'pisb, é'-piche, a. bouffon, de
singe, badin. [fectation.
A'pisbij', <id. en singe, avec af-
— Iricks, s. singeries, f. pi.
A'pisbness, é'-piche-nesse, s.
singerie, afféterie, f.
Apiipat, a-i iti'-patt ,j. tic-tac, m,
To go— .faire tic-tac, palpiter.
Apâe.iljpxe. a-pok'-a-lipse, s.
apocalypse.
Apocnl;;'ptic, — ticnl, a-pok-
a-lip'-tik, li-kal,a. — tique.
Apocnlj'pticnlly, a-pok-a-lip'-
ti-kal-li,rtd. d'une manière apo-
calyptique, [crjphes, m. pi.
Apàcriffbn, a-pcy-rl-fai 3. aço-
ApôerlphaI,a-pok'-ri-fal,n. apo-
cryphe, [ad. apocryphement.
Apôrripballjr, a-pok'-ri-fal-H,
Apôcrjpbalnosii, a-pok'-ri-fal-
nesse, s. caractère apocryphe.
A'pogee.ap'-ô-dji, s. apogée, m,
Apolo|ïélir, — tical. a-poUâ-
djett'-ik, i-kal, a. — tique.
Apologétically, a-pol-6-djetl'-l-
kally, ad. — tiquement.
Apôlogist, a-pol''-ft-djiste, ».—
giste, m,
Apàlogize, a-pol'-fi-djaiie,vn.
justifier, défendre, louer.
A'pnlogiie, ap'-6-log, ». apo-
logue, m. Table, f.
Apôlogjr, a-pol'-6-dji, s. apolo-
gie, juswfication, excuse, f.
Apooeurësis, a-po-niou-ry-
cisse,s. apoitvrose, /.
Aponeurôiic, a-po-Dlou-rot^-îky
o. — tique.
Apopblégmatic, s-po-flègDO'-
mate-ike, a. antipituileux,
A popblegmatiam, a-po-flègue'»
male-izœ, s. remède antipitui-
leux.
A'popbtbegrm^ap'-ft-them, s,^
thègme, m. sentence, f. boa
mol, )?!. [physB, f.
Apôphjrsis, a-pof'-i-cisse, ». —
Apopléotic, ap-6-p!ekMik, tt.
appopleclique.
Apoplexed, ap'-6 plekst, a.
frappé d'apoplexie.
A'popicxy , ap'-â-plek-ci, $»
apoplexie, ^ [tasie, ^.
Apû<4insy, a-pos'-ta-ci, s. apos-
Ap6»tate, a-pos'-téte, s. apos-
tat, m. [apostasier,
Apéslalîic, apos'-ta-taïze, va.
A posta tical, a-pos-tate'-i-kal,a.
d'apostat. [abcéder.
Apo8téoiote,a-pos-tim'-éte,Dn.
Apostem&lion ^ a-po^-ti-më'-
cheune, s. formation d'abcès.
A'pofiteme, A'postiinie,ap'-OS-
time, ap'-os-lioume, s. apo»-
tème.m.
.4pô»tle. a-pos'-sl, s. apôtre, m.
Apô**lleahip, Aposlôlate, a-
pos'-sl-chipe, a-pos-toK-ét'6, *<
apostolat, m.
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Ap»Btâlie, a-pos-tol'-ik, a. apos-
tolique. [li,rtfZ. — liquement.
Aposlôlically? a-pos-loK-i-kal-
Aposlolâcnlluesa, a-pos-tol-i-
j£al''-nesse, s. caractère aposto-
lique, [apostrophe, A
Apôsii'op'ne, a-pos'-trô-li, ».
Apôstropliize, a-pos'-lro-falze,
va. apostropher.
Apôtbccary, a-poth'-i-ka-rl, s.
apothicaire, m. [macie f.
— '»-Bhop,apolfeîcairerie,^. phar-
— '• business, pharmacie (com-
merce), [phtegrne, m.
A^pothegm, ap^-ô-them, s. apo-
A'pothcni , ap/-6-them , s. —
thème, m.
Apothcosis, ap-fl-thi'-ft-elsse, s.
apotljéose, déification, /■, [îii.
Apôzein, ap'-ô-zem, s. — zème,
Appui, a-pâùl/, va. effrayer, décou-
rager.
App&l, AppaFnient) a-pjîlK-
mennt, frajeur, f. décourage-
ment, ni,
Appâlling, a-piûl'-Iinngne, a.
elfrajant, épouyantahle.
A'ppniiage, ap'-pa-néd-je, t.
apanage, accessoire.
Appar&tua, ap-pa-ré'-teuce, ».
appareil, ustensile, m.
Appârel, ap-par'-el, ». habits,
vêtement, ajuslement,?n. garde-
robe, f. équipement, m.
App&i'el, va. vêtir, habilleri or-
ner, équiper, ajuster.
Ippûreiit, ap-pé'-rennt, a. évi-
dent, clair, manifeste.
— hoir, héritier présomptif.
kpp&reiitly, ap-pé'-reu[it-li,ad.
apparemment, évidemment.
Appnritïoii. ap-pa-riche^-eune,
». —lion, /'.spectre, fantôme, m.
Kpp&ritor, ap-parM-teur, ».
— teur, bedeau, 7».
Appénch, voy, Impeacb) va.
accuser, reprendre.
Appéacbment,t;oy. Inipeiich>
meut,», accusation, f.
Appéul,ap-pile',t)a. appeler, ac-
cuser,
— , vn. en appeler, se pourvoir.
—, «. appel, pourToi, m. With-
out furthor — , sans appel.
Appéalaut, Appéaler, tp-pi^-
lanut, leur, s. celui qui en ap-
pelle, [appel, m. accusation, f.
.Appcaling, ap-pi'-linngne, .5.
Appéar, ap-pire', vn. paraître»
apparaître, comparaître, se mon"
trer. 1( Appears, (tmp.) il pa-
rait. To muke —, prouver.
Appéaraiice , ap-pi''-rann-ce t
». apparence, apparition, figure,
extérieur, comparution, f. M
flrs» —, d'abord. »u ail— , s»
ion toute apparence.
Appéarer, ap-pi-'-reur, ». cora
parant, m. —te, f.
Appéasable, ap-pi'-za-bl, a,
qu'on peut apaiser.
Appéase, ap-pize', va. apaiser,
calmer. [calme, m,
.Appéasemeul.ap-pize^-mennt,»*
Appéaser, ap-pi^-zeur, ». pacifi-
catenr, ?n.
Appéasing, ap-pl'-zinngne, adj.
qui apai.se, s. calmant.
Appéasive, ap-pi'-zive, ad], qnl
apaise, qui calme,
Appéllant, ap-peK-lannt,». ap-
pelant, demandeur, provoca-
teur, [fendeur, intimé, m.
Appéllate, ap-peK-létt^, ». d6-
Appellation, ap-pel-lé'-cheDne,
«. nom, m. qualification, f.
AppcllatiTe, ap-pel'-la-tiv«, a.
appellatif. [ad. — tivement.
Appéllatively,ap-peU-la-tive-li,
Appellâtoryj ap-pel-la'-teur-ï,
a. d'appel. [défendeur, m.
Appellée, ap-pel-li', ». accusé,
Appélloi-, ap-pel'-leur, ». appe-
lant, m. — lante, f. [nage, m.
A'ppenage, app'-nédje, s. apa-
Appéud, ap-peond', va, appen-
dre, attacher, suspendre, ap-
poser.
Appéndage, ap-penn'-dédj8, s.
accessoire, apanage, appendi-
ce, m.
Appéndan<, Appéndcd, ap-
penn'-dannl, ap-peun'-déd, a,
dépendant, accessoire.
Appéudicate, ap-pena^-dl-léte,
vu. joiadre, annexer.
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•P-
App«ndle&llon, «p-penn-di-ké'-
cheune, s. appartenaDce, dé-
pendance, /■.
Appôndii, ap-pfnn'-dikse, s.
afiçendice, supplément, m. ad-
dition, dépendance, f,
Apiicrceplion, ap-peur-sep'-
cheune, s. perception, f.
App<?rt6in, ap-per-téne^, tin.
partenir, contenir à.
Apprei&inmeiit, ap-per-têne'-
menDt, t. ce qui appartient an
rang, pri-viléges.
Appcrtcnance , ap-peur'-tl-
naonce, s. appartenance, dé-
pendance, f. [appartenant.
Appërtineiil,ap-per'-li-nannt,a,
A^ppelence^ A^ppc4ency, ap'*
pi-lennce, ci, s. désir violent, m.
appétence, f. [désireux.
A'ppc«ent,ai/-pl-tennt,o. avide,
Appetibility , ap-pel-ti-Lil'-i-ti ,
— Ulité,^. [siraLle.
A/ppctible, ap'-pl-ti-bl, a. dé-
A'jppctite, ap'-pi-ta!te , s. appé-
tit, désir, m. ardeur, f,
Appetfilon, ap-pl-liche'-eune, >.
dé.'ir. m.
AppetftiouB, ap-pi-tiche'-euce,
«.appétissant, qui eicile ledésir.
A'ppelitlve, ap'-pi-ti-live, a. —
titif. (flir, louer, vanter.
Applâud, ap-pl£id', t'<z. applau-
Applauder, ap-pldùd'-eur, s.ap-
prolaleur, m. [dissemenl,»?.
Applàiise, ap-pl£ize/, 5. applau-
Applâiislve, ap-pld&'-live, a. ap-
probateur, flatteur,
A'pple, ap'-pl, S. pomme; pru-
nelle, f
— core, trognon, m.
.— loft, fruiterie, f.
— monger, fruitier (marchand)
— piiriiig8,—pei-l. pelures, /■.;);
— l'oiielcr, pommier, îii.(uslen
si:p). [mes, f.
~- Hxiiice, marmelade de pom
— «ree, pommier, m.
— nuina», fruitière, f.
Appliuble, ap-plaï'-a-bl, n, ap-
plicable conforme.
Api>l>uii,.e ap-plaî'-annce,«. ap-
piicctioD,^. ^«tours, remède, ni. I
AppIlcnbnUy,fap.pli-lia-biK-!-tl,
s, suEcepliLilité d application,^.
A'ppliciilile, ap'-pli-ka-M , adj.
applicable.
A'pplicaiit, ap'-pîi-kminl, s. pos-
tulant, demandeur, requérant,
m.
Applicâiion , ap-pli-ké'-cheune,
». application, /. emploi, m,
demande , /. To make — to,
avoir recours 4.
A^pplicnlive , A'pplicalory ,
ap'-pli-ka-tive,teur-i, qui s'appli-
que, qui contient une requête.
A/ppliqiiee, ap'-pli-ki, s. appli-
que, /.
Apply', ap-pIaV, va, appliquer,
approprier, adonner, avoir re-
cours. To Apply one's eell
lo,t)r.s'adrcsserà,s 'appliquer à.
Appofut , ap-noïnnt', ta, fixer,
équiper, établir, prescrire, ré-
gler, arrêter, donner un ren-
dez-vous. At the appoiiilcd
lime, & l'heure dite. Wcll,
ill nppointed, en bon, en
mauvais état.
— , s. appoint, m,
AppiSiiitpr, ap-poinn'-tcur, s.
celui qui donne un rendez-vous.
App6iiitineut , ap-poînnl^-
mennt, ». stipulation, conven-
tion, f, ordre , appointements,
rendez-vous, équipement; hî.
App6rtioii, ap-por'-cheune, vrt.
proportionner, diviser égale-
ment,
Appdrlîoner , ap-por'-chenne-
eur, s. celui ou celle qui divise.
Appéi-tionment, ap-por^-cbeu*
ne-mennt, ». division en partie]
égales.
Appose, ap-p6-ze', va. examiner
Appéaer, ap-pft'-zeur, ». ex»
niinateur, m.
A'pposîte, ap'-p8-zite, a. à pro
pos, propre à.
A/ppositely. ap'-pô-zite-li , ad.
convenablement.
A'pposiienvss, ap'-pé-zile-nes-
se, 5. convenance, f.
Apposiiioii. ap-pA-zicbe^-eune, s,
- tion, application, /.
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APR
ApprAiae , ap-prize', va, appré-
cier, évaluer.
Apprâiseuieiiijdp-préze'^-inenDt,
s. évalualion, appréciation, f.
âpprâiser, ap-| ré^-zeur, s. ap-
préciateur, liu.s»ier-piiseur, m.
ipprâising, dit-prë^-xÎDDgDe. 5.
é7aluai:bu, ;'. [a. — Lie.
Appre<;iuble , ap-pri'-cLi-a-bl,
■pprcciate, ap-pri'-chi-éte, du.
estimer, évaluer.
Appréciation « ap-prî-clii -é^-
cbeune. s. «stimation, évalua-
tion
Appi-eliëud, ap-pri-hennd', va.
prendre, se saisir de, apprében-
der, comprendre, craindre.
Appreheiider, ap-prl-benn^-
dcur, , celui qui prend, se lai-
tit.
Apprebéusible j ap-pri-beon^-
si-bl, a, concevable; Tacile.
Apprcliéuiiioii , ap-pri-benn^-
cbeune. 5. appréhension, con-
ception , arrestation. /. Accor-
ding to uiy — « à moo avis.
ApprehénfiiTe , ap-pri-henn^-
sive, a. prompt & comprendre,
craintif. To bu — of, craindre
que.
ApprcbéusÎTely, ap-pri-henn/-
sive-li, ad. d'une manière con-
cevable; avec crainte.
ApprebéiieivciicM , ap-pri-
henn^-sive-nesse, s. entendâ-
ment, m. crainte,/'.
^ppi-éutice , ap-prennMice, s.
apprenti.
^, Vil, mettre en apprentissage.
Appréiilicebood, — «bip, ap-
prenn'-tice-boude, chipe, s. ap-
prentissage, l'o serve oiie/s
— , faire son— .To lie îii oiiu'h
— , être en — . To be ont of
one's — , avoir fini son — .
A^nvinc ^ ap-piaîze^, va. donner
avis, mettre ai. l'ait, informer.
Apprôiicb. ap-piôtche', va. ap-
procher. Rapprocher.
- , vn. «approcher, se rappro-
cher.
-! ap-prôtçlie , a, approche, f.
accès, ?/2. — •■ l«s f *«jaières dé-
marches, /. pi. Al the — of, à
l'approclie de. To bave — lo
oiic, avoir accès chez quelqu'un.
Apprôucbablc, ap-prô'tciia-bl,
a. accessible.
Apprôuchcr, ap-prô'-tcTieur, ».
celui ou celle qui approche.
Apprôucbing , ap-prô'-lchinn-
gne, a. prodie, prochain.
Approacbnieul, ap- prôtcfie'^-
meunt, s. approche,/, act. d'ap-
procher, [s. approbation, /.
Appi'obâtion,appro-bé^-cheune,
Apprôpriable ) ap-prô^-pri-a-bl,
a. — ble. [approprier.
Appr6prîute, ap-prfi-pii-éte, va,
—, ap-prô^-pri-éte, a. destiné à.
Appropriâliou , ap-prô-pri-é^
cheunc, s. — tion, /.
Apprôvable, ap-prou^-va-bl, a,
digne d'approbation, estimable.
Appi'ôval, Apprôveuieul, ap-
prou-'-va], ve-menni, s. appro-
bation, amélioration, /.
Apprôve, ap-prouve', lia. ap-
prouver, confirmer, agréer, é-
prouver, rendre digne d'appro-
bation.
Approvement 9 ap-prouve^-
niennt, s, approbation.
Approver, ap-prou^-veur, appro-
bateur, m. criminel qui accuse
ses complices.
Apprôximalc , ap-prôks'^-i-méte,
a. proche.
—, va. rapprocher, vn, approcher
de.
Approximâiion, ap-prôk-ci-mi'-
cbeune, s. — tion /.
.%'ppulge, ap'-peulse, s choc, m.
A|>pû>'tciiaiice , ap-peurMi»
r.aiiiice, s. dépendauce.
A'iirivut, é'-pri-kole. s. abricot,
VI. l'oueh — . pèche, /'. "^ tree^
s. abricotier, îii.
A'pril, é'-pril, s. Avril, m. —
fool.s.celui qui reçoit un pois-
son d'avril. — fool^s orraiid,
poisson d' — Touiakemiyone
a» april * fool , donner un
poisson d' — , To bc iiiade
ail — , recevoir i/n poisson.—.
■howert », giboulev d. mar*.
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ARC
A'praa, é'-peurne, s. tablier,
cou7re-lumière, radier.— mau,
t. artisan, ridiug; — , ». dd-
vantière, f. [un tablier.
A'proned, é'-peurnnd , a. ajanl
A'^psis, A^psidos^ ap'-cisse, ap^-
ci-dès, s. apsides, m. pi.
Apt, apte, a. capable, propre,
sujet, enclin. — (o be drunk,
enclin à l'ivrognerie.
A'ptate, ap'-téte, va. adapter.
A'ptitude, ap''-tl-tioude, s. apti-
tude, /. [tement.
A'pd}', apt'-li, ad. h propos, jus-
A'piiie»ii,apt'-nesse, s. aptitude,/'.
Aqua rérlis, a-koua-l'or'-tisse,
s. eau-forte, /. [marine,^.
— marina, raa-raî'-na, s. aigue-
— regâlis, ri-gué'-lisse, s. eau-
régale, /". [seconde.
— seciinda, si-koun'da, s. eau-
— tinla,tinn'-ta,s. aqua-linte, A
— vitee, Tal'-li, s. eau-de-Tie,/.
Aqiiârius, ï-koué'-ri-euce, s. le
Verseau, m [que.
Aqiiàtic, a-kouat'-ik, a aquali-
Aqiiàiîlc-,a-kouat'-il,a.aquatile.
A^queduct, ak^-ûuî-dukte , s.
aqueduc, m. [queux.
A'qiicoiis, é'-koui-euce, a. a-
A'^qiieoiisu«sa , é^-koui-euce-
nesse, s aquosité [lin, m.
A'qiiiliue, ak'-oui-line, a. aqui-
A'qiiose, a'-kouoce, a. aqueux.
Aqu6siiw,t-kQaa>s'-i-ti, s. aquo-
sité, f.
Aràliian, a-ra'-bi-ane, o. i. arabe.
A''rabic, ar'-a-blk, a. ». arabe,
arabesque.
A'raltle, ar'-a-bl, a. labourable.
A'i-ac, ar'-ak, s. rack, m.
Arâncoiis, a- ra'-nl • euc« , 0%
arachnoïdal.
AratioBi. Ar&ture, a-ré^-cbeu-
ne, ichioure, s. labourage, m.
AVaCory, ar'-é-teur-i, a. aratoire.
A'rbalis*' ar'-ba-liste, s. arba-
lète, f, [balélrier, m.
A^i-balister, ar'-ba-lis-leur, s. ar-
A'rbiter. ar'-bi-teur, s. arbitre,
maîlre absolu, m,
A'rbiirniilo,ar'-bi-tra-bl, s. ab-
solu, Toloatairei
Arbflrament, ar-bi'-tra-meDn^
s. arbitrage, choix, libre arbl
Ire, m.
A'rbitrarily, Arbitr&rioual,.
ar'-bi-tra-ri-li,ar-bi-lré'-rl-eue*>
li, ad. arbitrairement, despott-
quement.
A/rbilrariness,ar'-bi-tra-ri-net
se, s. despotisme, arbitraire,))!
Arbitràrioiis, A^rbitrary, ait
bi-lré'-ri-euce, ar'-bi-tra-ri, a
despoiique, arbitraire. [trer
A'rbitrale, ar'-bi-tréte, )ia. arbi-
Arbilratioii, ar-bi-tré'-cheune,
s. arbitrage, m.
A/rbitrator, ar'-bi-tré-teur, ».
arbitre, négociateur.
Arbfiremeiit , ar-bi^-tri-nienilt ,
s. arbitrage, compromis, m.
A'rbltresB, ar'-bi-tresse, «.arbi-
tre, f.
A'rbor, ar'-bour, s. arbre, m.
A^rborary, .4rb6reous, Arb6w
roua , ar'-b5-ra-ri , ar-bô'-ri-
euce,ar-bfl'-reuce,a. qui se rap-
porte aux arbres, arborescent.
A'rboret, ar'-b6-rette, ». arbris-
seau, 7n. [riste, m.
A'rborist, ar'-ko-riste, ». arbo-
A'rbour, ar'-beur,». berceau, m.
tonnelle, treille, m.
— mnker, s. treillagenr, m. [m.
A'rbuscle, ar'-bus-sl,». arbuste,
A'rbiite, .A^rbii(e>tree, ar'-
bioule,». arbousier, m.
Arc, arke, s. arc de cercle, m.
Arr&de , ar-kéde', ». arcade, f.
Arcéiium, ar-ké'-neume, t. S»-
cret, mystère, m.
Arcb, artche, ». arc, m. voûta.
arcbe, f. [espiègle, m.
— , a. insigne, fieffé. — boy, ».
— , l'n. voûter, arquer.
.%'rcbai8m, ar'-kaîzm,s. — rae,)0.
Arobdiigel, ark-éne'-djel, s. ar-
chanu-e, m [a. — que.
.%rcliniij;olic , ark-éne-d.jel'-ik ,
Ai-chbisbop, arleUe-biche'-eup,
s. archevêque, )n.
Arcbbisbupi'ic, artcho-hiche'-
eup-rik, s. archevêché, m,
Arcbcbâiilor, artcbe - tchann'-
teur, s. grand-chaatre, m.
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335
ARG
Arrhdéaeon, artche-di'-kOi f>
arcliidiacre, m.
Archdéucoiiry, Archdéacou-
6hip. artche-di'-kn-ri, chipe, s.
arcliidi.-iconat. [chiduc,7ïi.
Arcbcliike, artche-dioulte', S. ar-
Arcbdûclieas, artche-deutcb'-es-
se, archiduchesse, f.
ArchdûLedom , artche*diouke^-
dome, s.archidttcbé, m.
A'rcbed, ar'-lched, o. Toûté.
A'rcher,artche'-enr, t.[«rcber,m.
A'reher;, artcbe'-eur-l, ». l'art
de tirer de l'arc, m. [ginal.
A'rclietypal,ar^-ki-tal-pal,a. ori-
A^rchetype, ar'-ki-taliiei (. ar-
chétype, m.
Arcbeiis,ar-l(l'-eue«,v<rchée,/'.
Arcbidiâconal, tr-ki-di-ak'-6-
Dal, 5. — cai.
ArcbiopUcopal , ar-ki-é-pi»'-
kô-pal, s. — pal. [ — pel,m.
Archipélago, ar-ki-peK-&-go, t.
A'rcbitect , ar'-ki-tekt, s. ar-
chitecte, m. [d'architecte.
ArcbitécliTe ^ ar-ki-tek'-live, a.
Architectonic, — téuical, ar-
ki-tek'toue'-ik, l-kal,a. — ioni-
que, f.
ArchitéGturaI,ar-ki-tekMchieu>
rai. II. architectural.
Architecture , (. ar'-ki-tek-
tchioure, «.architecture,^.
A'rchitravet ar'-ki-tréYt, (• ar-
ehilraTe, f.
A'rchival, ar'-ki-val, a. qui con-
cerne les archives. [Tolte,s.
A'rcbivauU, âr'-ki-Tfàlte, S. —
A''rGhiire*, ar^-kivz, s. archives,
/. ;;(. [te, m,
A'rcbivict, ar'-ki-TÏste, ». — yis-
/«'rchlike, artche^-laike. a. en
forme de TOÛta. [glerie, m.
A'rcbneMqartche'-nesse,». espiè-
Arcfapresbyter, Arehprieftt,
artclie'-pres-bi-t<)r, priste , j.
— prêtre, m. [tibule.
A^rcbway, artcbe^-ouai, s. ves-
À'^rchnriBe , artche^-K)ua2xe, od.
en voûte.
A'rctic, ark'-nt, a. arctique.
A'rcturua, ark'-ti«u-reuce, ».
arcturus. m.
A'reaale,ar/-kIou-éte,vo.TOÛter.
Arciiàtiou, A^rcuature^ arw
kiou-é'-cheune , tchieure, »•
courbure, incurvation, f,
A'rduney, ar'-denn-ci,». ardeUFi
f. Teu, m
k'rdeut.
ar'denot, airdentj^t
A'rdeiitly, ar'-denni-li, ad. ar-
demment, [zèle, passion.
Ar^dentuess, ar^-deont-nesse,».
A'rdour, ar'-deur, ». ardeur,
fougue,^. [nible, difficile.
A'rduoua, ar'-djiou-euce, a. pé-
A'rduoti»ljr,ar'-djiou-fluce-li,ad.
avec difficulté.
A^rduoueaess, A^rduity, ar^-
djiou-euce-nesse , ar'-djiou-i-ti,
». difficulté, f.
A'rea, é'-"^, s. aire, étendue, /.
Aréca, Arec,a-rek'-a, a-rek/, ».
Doix d'arec, f.
Arefâctiou , ar-i-fak'-cbeune i
». dessiccation, f.
A'ref;, ar'-i-fai, va. dessécher.
Aréna, a-ri'-aa, s. arène, f. sa<
ble, m.
Areuàceous, Arenéae, ar^-i-
né-cbeuce, ar-i-nâze^', a. sablon-
neux.
Areii&cion , a-ri-né^-cheune, s.
arénation , /. b.iia de sabla
chaud, m.
Arénulous , a-rène'-ion-leuce,
a. rempli de gravier.
A'reola, ar'-i-ô-la, ». aréole, f.
Areômeter, a-ri-ome'-i-teur, <<
aréomètre, m. [—page, nit
Are«pngu»,a.-ri-op'^a-gueuce,».
Areôstyle, a-ri-os'-tiie , ». —
style, m. [tartre, m
A'rgal, A'rgol, ar'-gal, gol, s.
A'rgemona, ar^-dji-mone, s. ar-
gémone, f. [(blason.)
A'rgent, ar'-djeDDt, a. d'argent
Ai-geutàtiou. ar-djenn-lé'-cheu-
ne, s. argenture, f. [gentin.
Argentine, ar-djenn''-taïne, a. ar-
— , s. argentine,/'. [potier, f.
A'rgil, ar'-djill, s. argile, terreà
A^rgillous, Argillâceous, ar-
djil'-leuce, lè'-cheuco. a. argi-
leux.
A'rgosf , ar^-gô-zi, ». grand vais-
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têtu marchand, caraqua, f.
A-'rguo, ar'-juîou, vn. raisonner,
débattre, soutenir, prétendre.
A'rsuer, ar'-f uiou-eur, s. rai-
sonneur, m. [argumentatloQ.
A'rguiiis, ar'-guiou-inngne, »,
AVgunieiit, ar'.-uiou-niennt, s.
argument, m.
t'rgumcutal , ar'-gulou-menn-
tal, a. appartenant à l'argument.
Ireunieiit&lioii , ar-guiou-
raenn-té'-clieuae, j. — lion, f.
f'rgunieiitalive, ar'-guiou-
menn-tétive , a. de raisonne-
ment, qui est porté \ la con-
tioverse.
trgûte, ar-guioule',a.subtil,fln.
t'i'gus, ar'-gueuce, ». argus, es-
pion, m. [nisme, n\.
à'riauisiB, a^-rl-a-nizm,». aria-
^'i-iaus , a'-ri-anni, m. pJ. A-
rieni, yl,
Vrid; ar'-rid, o. aride, stérile.
ftrîtiity, a-rideM-ti, », stérilité,
sécheresse, f.
A'ries, a'-ri-ii, ». le Bélier, m.
Arietale, a-n'-é-téte, va. heur-
ter de la lÂte comme les béliers.
Arietâtiou, a-ri-é-té'-cbeune, ».
coup de bélier, »i.
Ariéitu, a-ri-et'-la, s. ariette, f.
Ai'igUl , a-raîte', ail. comme il
faut; bien. Te «et Arigb<,
redresser, corriger.
A'ril, é'-rill, s. arille, (,
Ai'iulàtiou, é-ri-d-lé'-cheune, ».
divination, prophétie, {.
Ikrise, a-raîze', un. (aroze, ari-
sen), sa lever, j'élever, sa sou-
lever, procéder, naUre, prove-
nir, venir.
Aristâi'cbua, ar-is-tarli'-euce, ».
— que, critique sévère, ya.
Arisl6ci-acjr,ar-is-lok''-kra-ci, s.
aristocratie, f.
A'ristocra»,arMs-lft-krate,s. —
craie, iix.
Ai'ifttoci'alic, Aristocrâtîcal,
ar-is-tô-iirateMk , i-kal , a. —
tiqae.
Arislocrà«ically,ar-is-l9-krate'-
i-kai-ii, ad. — craliquement.
Ari8(ocrâ(ieolue*8 , ar-t3*td-
krate^-i-kal-nesse, ». état arist»
cratiquc.
Aristolorhy , ar-is-tol'-6-ki, ».
aristoloche, f.
Ariihimaiicv, a-rith-mann-ci, ».
— mancio. f. [arithmétique,/',
Ariibmeiic , a-rith^-mi-tik, »,
Arithméiical, a-rith-mète''-i-kal,
a. -^ tique.
Ariibmclically, a-rilh-mète'-i-
iial-ii, (((/. — tiquement,
.%riibuieticîau , a-rilh-mi-tî-
chi'-ane, s. — ticiea.
.%rk, ark, ». arche, f. vaisseau,
m.Tbu Ark of eOTeuant, s.
l'arche d'alliance. [voir, ?n.
Arm, arme,», bras, soutien, pou-
— cbair, s. fauteuil, m. fsées.
— full, bra«sée, f. I>y — , à bras-
— of au oar, le bras d'un aviron.
— of aea, bras de mer, tn.
— or a irec, branche d'arbre, f%
— pit or— holo, aisselle, f.
— , va. m\. armer.
Ariuâda, ar-ma'-da, ». flotte, f
.%/riiiaiuoui , ar'-ma-inennt , S
armement, m.
A^riuameutary , af'^-nia-nieai'-
té-ri, ». arseual, m.
A'rinature, ar^-ma-tchioure, *.
armure, {. ergots des eiseaux
dû proie.
Armcd , armd', a. aux bras.
l>oug — , qui a les bras longs
Oiie — , manchot. Sbort -*9
qui a les bras courts.
— , a. armé.
— cap a pe or from top 2a
(oc, armé de pied en cap.
Arinéutal, Arniéuliuc, ar<J
uienn'-tal, taïne, a. qui est re-
latif à un troupeau de bétail.
A'rnigaunt, arm'-gâunt, a. grêle,
menu comme le bras, [m.
A'i'iuiger, ar'mid-jeur, s. écuyer,
Ariuigcrds, ar-mid'-jeur-euce,
II. qui poiie des armes.
A'riiiillary , ar'-mil-la-ri, a. ar-
A'riuillaled, ar''-mil-lé-ted, O.
portant des bracelets.
A riuiug. arm'-ioDgne,». ar(a(«
fflgnt, équifemeat, m.
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Armfpotence, ar-mip'-d-tennce,
s. puissance en guerre.
Arnii'potent, ar-mip'-t-tennt, a,
puissant en guerre. [ménien.
Aruiiuiau, ar-mi'-nlane, s. Ar-
Armisonoua, ir-mice'-o-neuce,
a. aux armes retentissantes, où
retentit le bruit des armes.
A'rmisticC) v'-mi-stice, s. ar-
mistice, f. [bras, sans armes.
A'rmleis, trme'-lesse, a. sans
A'rmlet, arme'-letle, J. brassart,
bracelet, petit bras de mer. m.
Armérial, ar-mC-rial, S. 2)2. ar-
moriai, [moriste, hérant.
A'rmorUt, ar'-mo-r<ste,a.i2.ar-
A^riiiory,A^rnioury,ar'-meur-i,
s. arsenal, m. armure, f. armes.
A'rmour,ar'-menr, s. armure, f.
harnais, m. Co«« — , cotte d ar-
mes; ^în proof, armure à
l'épreuve; Co buckicon o'nes
— , revêtir son armure ; —
liearer, écujer.
A^rmourer , Armorer , ar^*
meur-eur, s. armurier, m.
Arma or weapons, armz, S.
armes, armoiries, f. pi. blason,
m, Canling — , armes par-
iantes , f. pi. Arms! Armât
int. anx armes. Cessation
of — , armistice, m. Fire-
Arm, arme à feu, f. To take
up — , prendre les armes.
man at —, homme d'armes.
rising !o — , levée d'armes.
A'rmy, ar'-mi, ». armée, f. on
grand nombre, m. Flyiug — ,
camp volant, m. Laud — , ar-
mée do terre. Naval —, armée
navale.
Arôma, a-rô'-mi, i.arAme, m.
Aroni6tic,-tical, ar-A-mat&'-lk,
i-kal, a. aromatique.
Arom&tics. ar-ô-maty-lks, }. pi,
aromates , 3. m, pi.
Aroniatizàtlon, ar-A-mate-l-zV-
eheune, s. — sation, f.
Arom&llxe , ar-A-ma'-talze , va.
aromatiser. [aromatique.
AromAtoiis, ar-ô-mate'-euce, a.
Arase, a-rOze', prêt, de Ariae.
Ar^undja-rsound'i^.tutoBr de.
Arôuae, a-raouze', va, éveiller,
exciler. [en ligne.
Ar6w, a-rft', ad, en ran», rangé
Arôynt, a-roinnt', ad. va-t-en.
Arpéggio, ar-pedj'-jl-o, t. ar-
pège, »n.
A'rquebusade , ar-koul-beus-
éde', s. arquebusade, f,
A'rquebiise, ar'-lioui-beuee, t
arquebuse, f.
Arquebusier, ar-lcout-beus-ira^ ^
s. arquebusier, m.
A'rrack, ar'-rak, s.arack,ra(^k ,m.
Arrâîgn, sr-réne^, va. faire le
procès à quelqu'un, accuser,
citer.
Arràignment, ar-réne''-meaDl|
$, procès, m, accusation, f.
ArrAiige, ar-rénn'-dje, va. ar-
ranger.
Arr&iigemeni , ar-rénndj»'-
mennt, s — ment, m.
A'rrant, ar'-rannl, a. insigne.
Infâme, DefTé.
A'rrautly, ar'-rannt-Ii, ad. hon-
teusement, méchamment.
A'rraa, ar'-race, 3. tapisserie à
personnages, ,'.
Arrfiy.arré', s. habit, ornement,
ordre, rang, m,
— ,ar-ré',uiT. ranger, déployer, met-
tre en ordre, vêtir, équiper. To
Be< au army Su .%rr&y, ran-
ger une armée en bataille.
Arr&ycra, ar-ré^-eurz, s. pi. ca-
pitaines d'équipement, [arrière.
Arréar, ar-rlre', ad. en arrière,
Arréars, Arréarage, Arréa*
rauce , ar-rlrze', ar-ri'-rédje,
ar-ri^-rannce, 8. arrérages, ?»,
pi. In .%rreara, a. arriéré.
ArrBn«ftti<in,ar-renH-lé'-cheune,
s. arronlement, m.
Arreptitious , ar- rep- tiche'-
euce, a. enlevé violemment.
Arréal , ar-reste', va. arrêter
saisir, empêcher,
— , ar-reste', s. arrêt, m, sen-
tence, prise de corps, /".
Arrestéiiou, ar-res-té'-cheune,
j. arrestation , f,
Arrfdc, ar-raîde',Dn. se moquer
de, rtgarder eu souriant.
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Arriere-ban, ar-rire''-bann, s.
arriére-ban, m»
Arricie-gnurd, ar-rire^-guiard,
5. arrière-parde, f. [rie, /".
AiTiiiou, ar-riz'-eune, s. inoque-
Arrital, ar-raï'-val, s. arrivée,
■^'enue, f. arrivage, »!.
Arrfvatice, ar-raï^-vanuce , *-
compagnie qui vient.
Arrite, ar-raïve', vn. arriver,
parvenir. [ronger.
Arrùile, ar-rOde', va. gngnnler,
A^rro{;aiice, A^rrognBicy,.%^r—
roguiitucss, ar^-rô-gannce, ci,
gannl-nesse, 5. arrogance, /".
A^i-rogaut, 8r'-rd-gaDnt,ai arro-
gant, fier.
A''ri'ogantly, ar'-rô-gannt-lijUU.
arrogaramtjut, fièrement.
A'rrogate, ar/-rô-guéte, WJ. S'ar-
roger, usurper,
—, rn.allribuerà.
Arrogâlioii, ar-rô-gué'-cheune,
.=:. action de s'arroger, réclama-
tion arrogante. [de ronger.
Ai-i*ô»îou,ar-rô''-jeune,s. i 'action
A'i-i-ow, ar'-rô,s. flèche, f. trait,
7n. .\9 righ taâ au — ^ droit
cnmine un i.
A'i'fowheail, ar'-rô-héd, s. tête
de flèche (bot.), flècliière.
A'rrowy, ar'-rô-ï, a. de flèche,
Ai'so, arse, s. cul, derrière, m.
—Smart, S. persicaire, f.
— Yersy, ad. sens deàsusdessous,
A'i'<ic-ual, ar'-si-nal,s. arsenal,»!.
Ai'«éuiale, ar-ci'-ui-éte, s. arsé-
n^ate, Hî. (poison, ?(!.
A''rseiiic, arse'-nili, 3. arsenic.
Arsenical , Ai'séiiiac, ar-cine''-
i-l<al, ar-ci'ni-ak , s. d'ar-tienic.
Arsenicale, ar-cène'-i-kéte, va,
cnmt'iner avec l'arsenic,
Arsenioiis, ar-ci/-ui-euce, u ar-
«éiik'ux. [î/i.
AV9cni(e,ar'-ci-nile,s. ar^énite,
A^rsoii, ar-'-sooe, 8. incendie vo-
'oniaire. m.
Art. .irte, s. art, artifice, m. a-
drc"^5P, science, /. Black — ,
!a magie noire.
<.<<€> l'inl. ar ti'-ri-al, a. artériel.
L ricry, at'-tsur-i, S, artère, f.
Small — , s» artériole, f.
A'rifiil,arte'-foul,n.artistenieet,
fait avec art, liabile, adroit, ar-
titicieux, artificiel.
A'rirully, arte'-l'oul-li, ad, arlis-
tement, finement, artificielle-
ment.
A^rtfiilneBS, arte^-foul-nesse, 3.
art, habileté, ruse, artifice, f,
Arthritic , Arthi-ltical , ar-
Ihrit'-ik, i-kal,(7. goutteux; qui
a Irait h la goutte.
A'rHchoke,ar''-ti-tcliftke,s. arti-
chaut, 1)1, Jerusalciu — 9 to-
pinambour, m,
A''rlicle, ar'-ti-kl, s. terme, ob-
jet, article,»!, condition, stipu-
Jalion, f.
— , ar'-ti-kl,t'a. passer article, con-
tenir, stipuler, articuler.
Articiilar, ar-tik'-lou-lar, a. ar-
ticulaire, [articulé, distinct.
Arliciilate , ar-lik''-iou-Iéte , a.
— , vn. articuler, stipuler.
Arliculalely, ar-tikMou-Iéte-Ii,
ad. distinctement.
Articiilûiiou , ar-tik-iou-li'-
ch' une, s. — tlon, f.
Articiiliiteues», ar'-tik-iou-léte-
nesse, s. qualité de ce qui est
articulé. [métier, m,
A'rtlflce, ar'-ti-fico, s.' artifice;
Ar«iDcer,ar-tif'-i-ceur,$. artisan,
artiste, ouvrier, m.
Arliricioiis, Artificial, ar-ti-
tiche'-euce, ar-ti-fiche'-al, a, ar-
tificieux, hypocrite.
Artilïcially,ar-tl-fich6/-al-li, ad.
artiliciellcmenl, artistement,
avec adresse.
Arliricialnt is , ar-ti-fiche^'-a'-
nesse, s. ar ifice, m. adresse, f.
Artillery, 5 -tilMeur-i, s, artil-
lerie, f.
AriisAu, ar- -zane', s. artisan,)?!.
A^rtist, art'-iste,s. artiste.
— lik»-, a. artistique.
A'rtiess, art'-lesse, a, ingénu,
simple, naïf. [plernenl.
A^rtlcssl)', art'-lesse-Ii, ad. sim-
A'rilessiicss, art'-lesse-nesse, s.
simplicité. candeur, [membrer,
A^i-iuaie, ar^-iciiiou-éte, va. dé-
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Arundin&eeoua « a-reuna-di-
Dé'-cheuce, a. arundinacé
Arundiiieous , ar-euDn-diQ6^-
i-euce, a. plein de roseaux.
A», az, c. comme, aussi, que, se-
lon, suivant, si, en. Do — I
bîd yon, faites ce que je tous
Jis. Tbe CbrUt — Cod, le
Christ en tant que Dieu. To
lie — a father to oue, tenir
lieu de père i quelqu'un. —
benevolent Km niae, aussi
bienveiHaat que sage.
w for, as lo, quaut à.
— he spokc, en parlant.
^ ii w^ere, pour ainsi dlr6.
^ mucb, ad. autant.
— soon a«,dès que, aussitôt que.
— tbough, comme si, [tant que.
•- Tvell as,a(i. aussi bien que, au-
— jet, encore. [plaira.
— yoii please, comme il 'vous
Asbéi-liue, az-bes/-tine, a. in-
combustible comme l'asbeste.
Asbéstos , az-bes^-leuce, a, as-
boste,tm. amiante, f,
Ascarides, az-karM-dis, s. asca-
rides, m, pi.
Asccnd, as'-cennd, vn. monter,
acquérir, parvenir à.
Ascéudable, as-cennd'-ibi, a.
gravissable.
Ascendant, as-cenn'-dannt , «.
influence, f. ascendant, «i.
—, a. supérieur, ascendant.
Ascrudenc}', as-cenn'-denn-ci,
s. ascendant,»;, supériorité, f.
Ascension, as-cenn^-cheuue, 3.
ascension.
— day, s. l'Ascension, f.
Ascénsiounl, as-cenn^-cheune-
al, a. ascensionnel.
Lscéusive, as-cenn''-ciTe, a, en
élat d'ascension.
jlsrénl, as-cennt', s, hauteur,
élévation, montée, f.
Iscei-tâiu, as-cer-ténfr', va. as-
surer, établir, constater, véri-
fier, fixer.
Iscertàincr, as-cer-tè'-neur, a.
celui qui détermine.
tsceriâinnieni, ascer-téne'-
sieimt,«, freuTe, véiificalion,/',
Aseéiie, as-eéte'-II(,a. aseitiqu*.
— , s. ermite, anachorète.
Ascftes, a5-sai'-u_, .'. hjdropisie,
ascite, /. [supplémentaire.
Ascilitiuns, as-ci-tiche'-euce, a.
Ascribable, as-kraj'-ba-bl , a.
qu'on peut attribuer. '
Ascribc-, as-kraîbe', ua.attribuer.
Asci'jpiiou, as-krip^-cheune, «.
attribution, imputation, f»
Ascriptitioua , as-krip.tich»''
euce, (i. qui est attribué.
Asb, Asb->ree,ache,J.rr6ne, ni>
Asb, A'sbcs, ache acbeMz,s.
cendres, /. pi. To «. urn to — ,
réduire en cendres.
— colour, $, couleur de cendre*
•^ coloured, a. cendré.
— pan, s, cendrier, m.
— ^Veduesday, jour dw Cen-
dres.
Ashàmed, a-cbém^d, a. hon-
teux, conTus. To be — ; avoir
honte
A^sben, ache^-enn, a. de Trène
.Vsbiar, ache'-lar, s, bloc de
pierre brute.
A^sblering, ache'-leur-inngne,
s. lambris.
Ashéi-c, a-chôre', ad. à terre. A
sbip — , navire échoué. T»
set — , prendre terre.
A''sby, acbe'-i, a. cendié.
Asian. a'-jiane, a. de l'Asie, asia-
tique.
Asiâtic, aj-i-af-ikjn. asiatique.
Asi'dc, 3-saïde', ad, à côté, à
part. To iay —, mettre à part.
To iake — , prendre en par-
ticulier.
.Asfde, a-saïde', s. aparté.
.A'sinai-y, .A'Binine, as'-i-na-ri,
as/-i-naïne, a. de l'âne.
Ask, ask, va, demander, prier,
requéiir. [chose.
— for a Ibîng, s'informer d'une
— for oBie, aftcr oiie, deman-
der à parler à quelqu'un,
— aiiy oile in tbt; cbtarcb,
publier les bans de n'ariage de
quelqu'un.
Askâuce. Askâunce, a^-skana*
ce, ad. obliquement, d« c(té>
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Asfcâunt, a-skaunl', ad. de tra-
■vers, de côié. [lézard d'eau.
A'sktT, ask'-eur, s. demandeur,
A'obew, a'-skiou, ad. de cftlé,
avec mépris. To look auy oue
— , rega-'der quelqu'un de tra-
vers, [ment.
Aalânt, a-slannt', ad. oblique-
Asléep, a-slipe', a. endormi, as-
soupi. To l>« — , être endormi,
engourdi. To fall — s'endor-
mir, [en talus.
Asl<)pe, a-sl6pe', ad. en pente,
A»p •"■ A'spîCj aspe, as'-pik,
a^pic, m. [s. tremble.
A»«p or A^spon, aspe, as'-penn,
A^pÂvAgus. as-par'-a-gueuce, $,
asperge, f. Buudie of — ,
liollo d' —, f.
A'spect, as'-pekt, ». aspect, m.
mine, air, f. A very beau(î«
fui — , une très-belle vue.
A'speet; as'-pekt, va. regarder.
Aspectabic, as-pek'-ta-bl , a.
■visible. [f. aspect, m,
Aspëction, as-pek'-cheune, s.vue
A''8pcru9«, aez-pi-réte, va. rendre
rude, inétjal.
Aaperâtioii, as-pi-ré'-cheaDe, i.
act. de rendre rude.
ABpéri»y, as-pir'-i-ii, s. inéga-
lilé, ruguosité, rudesse, f.
Aspe''iiàtioii,as-per-né'-cheune,
s. mépris, ni. [âpre.
A'spcroiis, as'-pi-reuce, a. rude,
Aspérsu, as-perse', va. diffamer,
noircir.
Aapcrsion , as-per'-cheune, ».
dilTamatioD , calomnie, asper-
sion, f. [neui.
Aspb.Mtic, as-la l'-tik, a. bitumi-
Aspbùltos, as-falMeuce, s. as-
phalte, m. [dèle, f.
A'spbodel, as'-fô-del, s. a>pho-
Aspby'iy, as-fiks'.i,j. asphyxie, f.
Aspiraut, as-paï'-raunt, s. aspi-
rant, m. '
A'»p' raie, ai/-pi-réte,t>a, aspirer.
— , as'-pi-rétt, (1 aspiré.
Aspirûtiou, as-pi-ré'-cheune, s.
-, lion, f
Hspiriy, as-p«Ir«', VH, Maf&ec,
ssfitar i.
A'spirÎDs , Aapfror, a^QaI^<i
riringne, a. ambitieux.
Aaportâtion. as-por-lé'cheune,
s. transport, m.
Asqiiiiit, a-skouinnf, ad. obli-
quement. To look — , regar-
der de travers.
A«B, ace, s. ine, inesse, f, sot, m.
— *• coït, $. ânon, în,
— driver, s. âoier, m.
— beud, a. ignorant.
— like, d'âne, a.
— akiii, s. peau d'&ne.
A«sâil, as-séle', va, assaillir,
attaquer. [quable.
Aaitàilable, assé'-la-bl, a. atta-
Assàilant , Asaâiler , as-sé'-
lannl, leur, s. assaillant, agres-
seur, m.
A'««ar<, as/-sart, va. essarter.
Assâssîu , Asuâiisiiiator , as-
sas'-sine, as-sas'-si-né-leur, j.
assassin, m. [assassiner.
Asfti'iHBÎiiate, as-sas^-sinéte, va,
Ansasaiuâtio» . as-sas-si-né'-
clieune, .1. assassinat, 7>i.
Assûtiou, as-sé'' -chenue, s. action
de rôtir [taquer.
Assaûlt. as-sâit', tJa. assaillir, at-
— , 5. assaut, m. attaque, tîo-
lence,/. To make an — iipon
ttiiy 011e, allaqiier quelqu'un.
Assaùlter, assàlt'-eur, (. agrei-
seur, assaillant, ?n.
Aiisày, as-sé', f. essai, examen,
m. épreuve, f.
Assây. as-sé, va. essayer, tenter.
.%»sâyer, as-sé'-eur, s. essayeur,
)n. [s. obtention, acquisition, f.
Aaspciilion, as-si-kioii'-cbeune)
A»»ciiiblage, as-semm'-blédje,
s. assemblage. [sembler.
Assemble , as-sem'-bl , va. as-
Assémlily, as-semm'-bli, 3. as-
semblée, f. [ment, m.
Asséiii, as-sennt', s, consente-
— , vn. consentir, agréer.
Aaseiitâtioii , as-seiin-té'-cheu-
ne, s. condescendance, f.
Asséiilalor, as-senn'-té-teur, d.
fl.itleur, complais3Dl. '-^
Assùciinx'iir , as-seaae-aaennU
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Aeaéntingly, a3-!enn' tinngac.-1i
ut. ;uoc r;i*.-eMliinenl.
Assert, as-serl', va. avancer «n-
tonir, pruLéger assuier, pré-
tendre, [sertioii;'/.
Asaértion, as-ser'-cheone, s. as-
Aasértive, as-serMiTe, a. positif.
Assértlvely, a5-ser''-ti've-li, ad.
affirmatiTement.
Assértor, as-ser'-tear, »■ dêren-
seor, soutien, m. [flrmalir-
Assértory, as-ser'-teur-l, a. af-
ABScrve, as-seurve', va. aider,
seconder. [imposable.
Asséssable , as-ses'-sabi , a.
AsscBs, as-sesbe^, ra. taxer^ (aire
la répartition, régler.
Asséflsion, as-sèche^'euDO, s.
act. d'assister quelqu'un de ses
conseils.
Asscssment , as-sess'-mennt ,
s. taxe, assiette de l'impôt, f.
Asséssor, as-ses^-seur, s. asses-
seur, m. [sants, pi.
A'sBets, as^-Fetse, j. biens surti-
Assévcr, Afiscverate, as-seV-
eur, eur-éte, va. affirmer solen-
nellement, sous serment.
AfiseverâtioM , as-se"V-l-ré'-
cheune, 5. protestation, /".
Assidûitjr, as-si-diouM-ti, s. as-
siduité, f. [assidu.
AssiduouB, as-sid'-jlou-euce, a.
Assiduously, as-sid^-jlou-euce-
li, ad. assidûment.
Assign, as-saîne', va. assigner,
prouver, substituer, députer.
Assiguuble, as-saïne'-abl , a.
qu'on peut assigner, prouver,
substituer, etc.
ABsignition, as-sig-né'-cbeune,
I. assignation, f. rendez-vous,
m, [mandataire, m.
Assignée, as-s1-ni', s. substitut,
AsKigiier, a=-saî'-neur, *. celui
qui assigne, commettant.
ARsigiiiueiil , as-saïne'-mennt ,
s. assignation,/', transport, m.
Aasiniilaltle, as-sime'-i-labl, a.
assimilable.
Asslmilate, 3S-sime'-i-Iéte, va.
assimiler, rendre semblable,
lomparer.
ABBfmilaleness , as-s)me'-ls
léte-nesse , s. ressemblance, f,
Assimilâcion, as- sirae - i - lé'-
clieune, s. — tion, f.
AsBist, as-siste', va. assister, se-
courir.
ABBlstance, «s-sisZ-tannce, s,
assistance, aide, f.
ABsistaiit. as-sis'-tannt, «.assis-
tant, aide, nt.
—, a. auxiliaire, qui assiste.
Assister, as-sis'-teur,s. celui qui
aide, auxiliaire, [taxe, f
Assi'ze, as-saîze', règlement, m<
— , va. régler, taxer.
Absi'zcs, s. assises, f. pi.
Assizer ou Assiser, as-saS'-zeur,
Inspecteur des poids et mesures
ABsdcîable , as-s&'-chi-a-bl, Ur.
associable.
Assôciale, as-sy-chi-éte, ea. as-
socier, unir, joindre.
— , s. associé, compagnon, allié,
complice.
AsBocidiion , as-sfl chi-é'-cheu-
ne, s. association, A [sonance,/.
A^ssoiiaitce, as^-so-nannce,s.as-
A^BBonant, as'-sA-nannt, a. as-
senant.
Ass6r«, as-sort', va. assortir.
Assôrtineut, as-sorte^-mennt, 8*
assortiment, m. variété, f.
Ass6t, as-sote', C(i. assoter, infa-
tuer.
AsBuâge, aS'Sonédje', t'a. adou-
cir, apaiser, mitiger, calmer.
ABSuâgcment , as-souédje^-
meunt, s. adoucissement, m.
Assuâger, as-soué'''dJeur,s. mé-
diateur, yn.
Asstiâgiiig, AssiifisiTe, as-
soué'-djiongne, as-soaé'-cive,
a. pacifiant, soulageant, calmant.
Assùlijiigate, , as-seub'-djiou-
guéle, va soumcltre, assujélir.
Assuerûclion, Assuétude, as-
soui-fali'-cheune, as-soui-tiou-
de', s. habitude, f.
Assume, as-6ioiime',t;, (.prendre,
s'arroger, s'attribuer, s'en faire
accroire.
Assi'imer, as-s!ou'-meur,;. glo-
rieux, présomptueux.
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Aaifiming, a'-slou'-minngneja.
allier, arrogant.
Afinnuipait , as-seom'-sitt , s.
promesse ■verbile, /•
A«8ûmption, as-seum'-cheune,
s. présomption, l'Assomption, f.
Afifiiûni|>tivc, as-seum^'tive, a.
supposé, altr'bué. qui peut être
attribué à.
Assurance, a-chiou'-rannce, S.
assurance, caution, hardiesse, f.
Assure, a-chioure', va. assurer,
promettre, garantir.
Assûredly, a-chiou'-red-li, ad.
assurément. [s. assurance,/'.
Assûredness, a-chioa-rednesse,
Assurer, a-cbiou'-reur, s, assu-
reur, m. [à Iribffrd.
Asturboard, as-tSr-beurd, ad.
A'sterî»k,as/-ti-risk, s. astéris-
que (•), m.
Asicrn, a-sterne', (id. en poupe.
Asiért, a-stcrt', t'O. effrayer.
A'siliina, ast'-ma,s. astlime, m.
.«sthmâlic, Astlini&tical, ast-
mate'-ik, i-iial, a. — tique.
Asttinish, as-tone'-icbe,i'(i. éton-
ner, surprendre.
Astôuishinsif « as-tone'-!che-
inngne, adj étonnamment.
As tôtiiiilii 11 giiess, as-ton c^-ît'he-
inngne-nesse , s. qualité d'être
étonnant.
As(6nisbineiil , as-tone'-Icbe-
raennt, .'. élonnement, m.
A'stoiiiul, as^-taound, va. éton-
ner, conTondie de crainte ou
d'admiration. [iifourchon.
Astr&ddlo, a-strad'-dl, ad à ca-
A'slrn;:»!, as'-tra-gal, s. astra-
gale, z'.
A'siral, as'-tral, a. astral.
Aslrây. a-stré', adv. hors du
droit cliemin. To go — , s'éca-
rer. To load —, égarer. To
turn — , détourner.
A'strïci.as'-trikt, va. resserrer,
tom[irimer.
ABtrictioii, as-trik'-cbeune, s.
' resserrement, !H .compression,/'.
A8trîclive,Astr{ctory,as-trik''-
live, teur-l, a. itjjitiçsSj as-
triogeat.
Astride, a-straïde', ad. & cali-
fourchon.
Astr<(crou«, as-trif'-i-reuce, a,
orné d'étoiles.
.«striugc, as-lrinnjrt', va. res-
serrer, contracter.
.%s<riiigciic}'. a«-trinn'-djonn-ci,
s. propriété astringente.
Astringent, as-trinn'-djennt, a.
astringent. [iabe, m.
A'sirolabe , as'-tre-Iélie , s. —
Astr6loger, — f;San, as-troK-
ô-djeur, as-lrô-lô'-dji-ane, s. —
logue, m.
Astrologie.— gical,as-tr6-lodj/-
ik, ikal, a. astrologique.
Astrolôgieally, as-tr6-lodj'-i'
kalli, n(/. — giquement.
Asirôlogize , as-trol'-4-dja!ze)
vn. pratiquer l'astrologie.
Astrôlogy,as-trol'-6-dji,s.astro-
logie, f. [astronome, m
.48(r6noiner,a£-trone'.A-mear,;.
Astrônémic, — niEcal, as-trô-
nome'-ik, i-kal, a. astronomi-
que, [tronomie, f.
A«tr6noniy,af-trone'-6-mt,s. as-
Aslrût, a-streut', adj. bourfl,
gonflé. [rengorgeant.
— , adv. en se pavanant, en se
Astûte, a-stioute', a. fin, rusé,
pénétrant. [parement.
Asûnder, a-seunn'-deur, ad. sé-
Asy'lum, a-sa!''-leum, s. tsile,
refuge, m.
Asy'mmetral , a-slme'-l-tral, a.
asymétrique, iecommensurable.
Asy'mnietry, a-simc'-i-lri , s.
afyraétrie,/'.dérautde proportion.
A'symptote , as'-inim-lôte, s.
asymptote, f.
At, aie, pr. à, au,& la, chez, par.
— an end, achevé, fini.
— a loss, en défaut.
— a stund, en peine.
— a Word, en un mol.
— nrst, d'abord, tout à coup.
— Iiand, près, à la portée.
— lost. à la fin, enfin,
— leisure. à loisir.
— no tîDic. jamais.
— once, d'un seul coup. [sent.
— ibU day, aujourd'hui, à pré*
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At sionr hoiise, chez vous.
A«c, été, part, de Eut. [m.
A'IIicism, é'-lhi-izm,s.alliéisme,
A^'llieist, é'-thi-isle, s. alliée,?».
A«bc<B«ic, — tical, é-tbi-is^-tik,
ti-kal, a. athée, impie, m.
Atheistically, é-tbi-is'-ti-kal-li,
ad en athée.
Alhei6t>calnc(i«,é-thl-ls'-ti-kal-
nesse, s. impiété, f.
A'theons, a'-thi-euce, a, athée.
Athirsl, a-lheurst', adj. qui a
soir, altéré. ['"■
A'thlete, ath'-lite, a. athlète,
A^thleiic, ath'-let-ik, a. athléti-
que, robuste, fort.
Athwàrt, a-thouarte',a(2. de tra-
>ers.
—^pr. & traTcrs,
A'tilt, a''-lilt,H(f, dans la posItioD
d'un lutteur.
A'tlas, af'-lace, S. atlas, m.
A'tmospberc, at'-mô-sfire, S. at-
mosphère, m.
Atniospbéric, — ical, atmfr-
sferZ-ik, i-kal, a.— sphérique.
A^tom, Atomy, ate^-euine,ale'-
eum-i, s. atome, m.
Alônic, — ical, a-tomeMk, I-kal,
a. composé d'jtomes.
A^iomâst, ate'-ô-miste, s. ato-
niiste, m.
Atone, a-l6ne', va. expier, apai-
ser, mettre d'accord.
— . vn. expier, racheter, s'accorder.
Aloueuicnt, a-tône^-mennt, 5.
expiation, propiliation, f, sacri-
fice, accommodement, îh.
A^'ioiiy , ate'-o-ni , s. faiblesse,
atonie.
Alép, a-lop',a(f.auhaut,au som-
met.
AtraliilârSxti, — l>IIArioiiB,a-
tra-bi-lé'-ri-ane,ri-euce, a. atra-
bilaire.
Atrabilârionsncsfl, a-tra-bi-
lé'-ri-euce-nesse , s. humeur,
caractère atrabilaire, f.
.mirabilis, a-tra'-bi-lis£e,$. atra-
bile, f.
Atrainéntrtl^ — menions ^ a-
Ira-menn'-lal , teuce, fl. noir
comme de l'eucre.
A(r<{ciaus, a-lr6'-fheuee ,
atrocf, énorme.
Atrôoiuiislji , a-!r6'-cheiice-lt
ad. énormément.
Atrûcioiisncss, a-lr6'-cliei:ce-
nesse, s. atrocité, f.
Atrôciiy, a-tross'-i-ti", s. alrm
cilé, énormité, f.
A/(ro|iby, a'-trô-fi, sm. (raé/
atrophie, f.
Atlécb , at-tatche', vn. attacher,
lier, arrêter, saisir, appartenir.
All&cbmcut , at-talcbe'''ineniif,
s. attachement, arrêt, m. Eaisiej
f, [accès, ni.
Att&ck, at-tak', t. attaque, f.
— , va. attaquer. [lant, ^ru
Attâcker, at-tak'-eur, s astaiU
A«âin, at-téne', va. atteindre,
acquérir, obtenir, parvenir.
Adâinable, at-téne'-a-bl, a. qui
se [jeul acquérir, atteindre, ob-
tenir.
Attâinablencas , at-têce'-a-bl-
nesse, s. ce qui peut être obtenu.
Attâinder , at-téne'-deur, s.
mort civile, f.
Atiâinmeut, at-téne'-mennt, s.
possession, portée, acquisition,
f. action d'atteindre.
Aiiàint, at-lénnt', va, accuser,
convaincre, tacher, flétrir.
— , s. tache, contrainte , atteinte
(man.)
Attâiutnre, at-têne'-tchloure. «,
sang corrompu, reproche, m.
Attcni|ier, Atiémpcratc, at-
tem'-peur, per-éte, va. tem-
pérer, adoucir.
Attcmpt, at^-tenot , va. entre-
prendre, essayer, attenter.
— , s. essai, m, entreprise, f. at-
tentat, m.
AKémptable, at-teinmMa-b1,n,
ex[iosé à des entrepriser, à des
attaques,
Atténipter, at-lemm'-teur , s.
celui qui entreprend; disposé à
entreprendre, agresseur.
Attend, at-tennd', vn. observer,
considérer, prêter l'oreille, écou-
ter, accompagner, suivre, pren-
dre soin, servir.
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Attend, vn. faire allenlion . s'oc-
cuper, assister, se rendre.
Atiéiidnucc, aMenn'-dannce, s.
service, soins, égards, train, cor-
tège, m. suite, cour, f.
AltciidaiK, ^Kcndants, at-
tenn^-dauDl, dânntz, 5. celui ou
teuxqui accompagnent, suirent,
suite, /■. gens, 7)1. pt.
Attcuder. at-tenn'-denr, «.asso-
cié, compagnon, m.
Atlout. at-tcnnt', a, attentif.
Aiiéiiiioii, al-lenn'-cheune, s.—
lion, application, f. soin, m.
Attéutive, at-tenn'-tive, a. atten-
tif, soigneux. [ — \emenl.
Attpiiiiicly, at-tencMiTe-Ii, ad.
Attéiitivciicsse , at-tenn^-tive-
nesse, s. attention, f.
Atiétiiiaiit, at-tène^-iou-annt, a.
atténuant. [atténuer.
Attéuiiate, at-tène'-iou-éte, V.
Atleuu&tioii , at-tène-iou-é^-
ct]eune,s. — tion, f.
A^tier. at'-teur, ». matière cor-
rompue, f. [tifier.
Attpst, at-tesl', va. attester, cer-
Altcstâtion , at-tes-té'-cheune,
s. attesiation , f. certificat- '.é-
mnignage, m. [teur, s. léa /in.
Altéster , Altéator , z* ies^-
A'ttic, at'-tik, ». altique.
— , a, attique, pur, élégan' .
A^uicism^ at^-ti-cizm, s. atticis-
me , m. élégance, f.
A'tticize. at'-ti-saîze, va. Taire
usage d'atticismes.
A«iiige', at-linn-dje', va, tou-
cher lé;.èrerûent. [ter, orner.
Attire, al-laïre', va. parer, ajus-
^. s. parure, f, ajustement, m.
bois de cerf ou de chevreuil.
Attirer, at-laï'-reur, s. celui qui
pare une autre personne.
A'ttitude, at'-ti-tioude, s. atti-
tude, posture, f,
Aitôlii-iit, al-toK-lennt, «.éléva-
teur (muscle).
Atlôrney. a!-teur^-nî, ». procu-
reur, homme de loi, î/i.
Aitôriiejship. at-teur'-ni-chipe,
s. office ou charge de procu-
reur, /.
All6rnment, at-t.^urn'-mennt,
». altournance. f.
Atiràrt, at-lrakt', va. atttirer,
tirer à soi, gagner.
— (S. attrait, charme, Wi. amorce,
f. attraits, m. pi,
Attrac«âii<>u,at-trak-lé'-caeune,
s. attouchenient, m,
Altrârlicnl, at-trak'-li-l;al, a.
doué d'un pouvoir attractif.
Attrâciion . at-trak'-cheune, ».
attraction, /".attrait, 7/ï. amorce,
A [traçant, attractif.
AtlrAciivc, at-trak'-tive, a. at-
— , ». attrait, appas, jn.
Attrâctîwelj.attrak'-tive-li^d
par attraction.
Atii-Actit'cncss , at-trak'-tive-
nesse,». charmes, m. pi.
Atti'&ctor, at-trak'-teur, s. qui
attire, amorce. [rant.
Attrabeii^at-traZ-hf-nut, o.atti-
Atli-ilnital>le.al-trib''-iou-fa-bl,
a. qu'on peut attribuer.
Altribnte, at-trib'-ioute, ». at
tribut, VI.
— 5 va. attribuer, imputer,
— , vn. s'approprier, s'attribuer
s'arroger.
Atlpîbiiiioji.at-tri-biou'-chcune,
s. attribut, attribution, A privi-
lège, ))!. [attributif.
AttrihûiîTe^at-tri-biou'-tive, a.
Attritc, al-tralte', a. usé par le
rroltement.
Atlriiion, at-triche'-enne, ». Ce
qui est usé par le frottement,
attrition. [(un instrument).
Attiine^ at-tîonne', va. accorder
Aubin, aù^-bine, ». aubin, m,
Aûbiirn, Sii'-beurn,n. brun châ-
tain, obscur.
Aûciioii, âùk'-cheune, ». encaD|
m. erehère, licilation, f.
— , atik'-chenne.va. Tendreà l'en-
chère.
Aûctionory^ auV'-cheune-a-rî,
a. qui est relatifà une enchère.
Atictîonéer, âilk-cheune-ire', .S.
huissier-priseur , m.
Aiîctîve, éùk'-tive, a. qui aug-
mente, [s. chasse à la pipée.
AucHpâliaii,£i-fciou-pé^-eheuiia,
AUM
345
AUT
Andfietoua, ffî-dé'-cheuce, a.
audacieux, [ad. effrontément.
Aiiducioiisly , âù-dé'-cheuce-li,
Au<lâciousiiess, âù-dé^-cheuce-
nesse, s. effronterie, impu-
dence,/', [diesse, audace, /.
Aiidâcitjr, âù-dace'-i-ti, s. har-
Auilible, âù^-di'blja. qu'on peut
entendre. ^ [\oix.
Aûdibly, àù'-ui-bll, ad. à Haute
Audience, âû'-di-ennce, s. au-
dience, /'.auditoire, )?l.
Audit, âù'-dite, s. audition d'un
compte, /.
— , va. examiner des comptes.
Audition, âîi-diche^-euae, s» au-
dition, f. [m.
Audi tor, aV-di-teur, }. auditeur,
Aùditory, âù'-di-teur-i, (. audi-
toire, audience, f.
—, a. auditif.
A'uger, âû'-gueur, ». tarière, /.
Aught, mile, pr. quelque chose,
quoi que ce soit, tout, rien.
Angméul, âù^-meniit^, va. aug-
menter, agrandir, accroître.
Augmenta — talion, âùg-mennt^,
4iig-menn-té'-cheune,s. — tiou,
f. accroissement, m.
Aiigniéntutive , £lg-meDn'-té-
tive, a. — tatif.
Augmenter, a'Qg-raennt'-ear, s.
celui qui augmente, [gure.m.
Aûgur, — rer, âù'-gueur, S. au-
Aâgur, — rate, au'-gueur, âù'-
guiou-réte, va. augurer.
Augurâtion, âû-guiou-ré^-cheu-
ne, s. pressentiment, augure,
m. divination, /.
AugârttI, — riai, ffl-guiou'-ral,
ri-al, a. augurai, relatiT aux au-
gures.
Aûgurj, âvi'-guiou-ri, t. science
des augures, f. augure, pré-
sage, 7)1.
Augûst, âù-gueusl', a. auguste.
Aûgiist, aù'-gueust, s. Août, m.
Augûiitness, ôù-gueust^-nesse,
s. grandeur, majesté, /.
Auk. aùl:, s. pinj^ouin.
A'ni<c,âû'-lik, a. auliquo, royal.
Auln, âùue, s. aune, /.
AumÂil, fix-méle'', va. émailler.
Aumrjr/, dùme-ri'jS. garde-man-
ger, m.
Aunt, annt, s. tante, f. [f.
Auréola, ffll-ri'-o-la, s. auréole,
Aurélia, âû-ri'-lia, S. chrysalide,
nymphe, f.
Aûricle, âù'-ri-kl, l'extériew de
l'oreille, m. oreillettes, /.
Auricula , (iù-rik'-iou-la , s.
oreille d'ours, f. [riculaire.
Auricular, iiù-rik'-iou-lar, a. au-
Auricularly, fil-rik'-iou-lar-Ii,
a. auricuiairement.
Auricnlated, £t-rik'-ion-lë-ted|
a. auriculé. [aurifère.
Aurîferous, âû-rif'-i-reuce, a,
Aûrigâtiou, â&-rl-gué^-cbeune|
s. office de cocher.
Aûrîst, âù'-rist, ». médecin pour
les affections de l'oreille.
Aur6ra, aù-rô^-ra, $. aurore, f,
— boroalis, aurore boréale.
AusciBltÂtion , âùs - keul - té^-
cheune (méd.) auscultation, f.
Aûe|iice, âù'-spice, s. auspice,
appui, pré.'^age, m.
Auspiciai, aH-spiche'-al, a. qui
est relatif aux augures.
Auapfcious, aH-spicbe^-euce; a.
heureux, propice, faTorable.
Aiiftpicioualy, ftù-spiche^-euce-
li, ad. heureusement, favorable-
ment, [euce-nesse, s. félicité, /.
.^uspicioiisueBS , âû-spiclie^-
Aûster, îïus/-teur, s. le vent du
sud-ouest.
Anstcre, fil-stire', a. austère,
rigide. [rement.
Austérely, ^-stire'-li, nd. —
Austéreucss, Aiistérity, âù-
stire'-nesse, âù-ster'-i-ti, s. sé-
vérité, austérité, dureté, /.
Anetin, aù'-stinn, s. Augustin;
— friars, Augustins, m. —
nnns, Auguslines, f. pi.
AûsiruI , — triue, lîùs'-tral,
trine, a. austral.
Aulhciiiic, — cal, âù-tnenn'-
tik, ti-kal a. autiienllque.
Aulhculicnliy, a'ù-llienu'-ti-kal-
li, »(/. — liquement.
Autllcndicale, au-thonn -li-kéte,
va. authentiquer, légaliser.
AVA
346
AVE
Autbenticity, — calneas, l!ù-
tlicnn-tice'-i-li,au-thenn'-ti-kal-
iiesse,s. — cilé, f.
AûUior, âù'-llieur, s.HUteur,}?!.
Aûtiiorees , âu'-tbeur-ef-se , s.
femme auteur, f.
Aiititôfiintivc , ^ llior'-l-lé-
live, a. fait par autorité.
Antliôritalîvely, âQ-thor'-!-té-
tive-li, ad. d'autorité.
Audi^rity, «û-thor'-i-ti. s. auto-
rité, f. privilège, m. pouvoir,
témoignag-e, m. Estiiblisliod
— , autorité constituée. Prin-
«ed by —, imprimé avec privi-
lège.
Aiithorîx<on , fô-thS-rl-zé'-
cheune, s. autorlMtion, f.
Ai'ilborize, Sil'-thô-raïze, Un. au-
toriser, [cratie, f.
Aiiiocrasy, âû-toV-ra-ci, 5.auto-
Aûtograph , dîi'-tô-graf, .<;. auto-
graphe. [— graplie.
Aiitôgriiphor, dil-tô''-graf-eur,s.
Aut6grii|>by, ffl-lôg'-ra-fi, s. —
graphie.
Aiitôgrngtbixe* £l-tog^-ra-faîze,
va. auioeraphier.
Aii(agrâ|>bic , — tcal, ffi-tA-
graf^-ik, i-kal, a. — graphique.
Aiitoniûtic,— ical, Sû-lô-mate'-
ik, i-kal, a. — tique.
Aut6mn(o», 4îi-(oine'-a-tone, s.
automate, m. [automatique.
Aiit6inntoiis,fï&-tome^-a-Ieuce,<7.
Aiitéiionious, ^-tone^-A-meuce,
a. — nome. [nomie, f,
AiittSiioniy, dîl-tone'-ô-mi, s, —
Atitopsy, oTi'-lop-ci, .9. autopsie, ^.
Aiitoptical, ^- top^-ti-kal , .<;.
qu'on voit de ses propres jeux.
Aiitôp«icnlly, dîi-top'-li-kal-li,(7.
d'après ie témoignage oculaire.
Aiitûniii, âù-teume', s. automne,
/'. (m. in poetry).
An<"ini>iil .iti-teum'-nalirt. au-
tomnal.
Aiixtlinry, .<ùg-zil'-ia-ri, s. a. au-
xiliaire. Auxilini'ios, troupes
auxiliaires,/', pi.
AiixSliâlioK^ dîig-zil-î-é'-ciieune,
s. pide, /". secours, m. [utile.
AvAil, a-véle', va. profiter, être
— onc^s «clf of, profiter, se prfr
Taloir de.
— , vn. servir It avails not, i^
aTails notbîiig, cela ne se^
à rien.
— , a-vèle', s. profi', »?. To be <4
■lo — , ne servir à rien.
.AvAilable, a-vé'-lé-bl, a. utile
eflicace. [s. utilité, f.
.4»'&iIttbIoiies»,a-vé'-lé-bl-ness^
A^'iiilably, a-vé'-lé-bli, ad. uti
lotnenl. [profitable!
ATÙiliiig, a-vél'-Inngne, «.utile,
.tvAilmciit, a-véle'-mennt , $.
avantage, effet, m.
A'TaInnche, A'vainnse, aV-ï
lanntche , lanndje, s. avalan»
the, f. [s'abaisser.
Av&lc, a-véle', vn. s'enfoncer,
A' varice, av^-a-rice, ç. avarice, /
Avaricioiis, av-a-riche'-euce, a.
avare. [ad. sordidement.
Avarlcîon9ly,av-a-rielie'-euce-ii,
AvaricioiisiiesB , av-a-riche'-
ence-nesse, s. mesquinerie, f.
A»à«<, a-vast', ad. arrête! liens
boni [arrière I
Avâiiiit, a-vffint', !)îL loin d'ici!
Avcl, a-vel', va. arracher.
Avéïige, a-venndje'jUrt. venger.
Avéïiger, a-venn^-djeur, 5. ven-
geur, m, [vengeur.
Avéïigiug, a-venn'-djinngnie, a.
— , s. vengeance, f.
Aventure, a-venu'-tchloure, $,
aventure, /. accident, m.
Advenue, av'-i-niou, s. avenue,
/. passage, m.
Avcr,a-ver',t;a. affirmer, vérifler.
A'vcrage, av'-eur- èdje , $,
moyenne, corvée, avarie, /.
A'verage, av'-cur-édje, va. Cal-
culer, prendre une moyenne,
établir un prix moyen,
— , vn. revenir en nioyenne, coû-
ter prix moyen. [rié.
A'veragcd, av'-cur-Cdgd, «. aT'.
.Avérnieiil, a-vcr'-mennt, s. a-
firmation, f.
AverNiiiioii, av-eur-cè^-cheune,
s. aversion, répugnance, f.
Avorrûncato , av- er- reung'»
kétc, va. déraciner.
AVO
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AWK
/iTerraiicalion , av-er-reung-
ké'-cheune, s.act. de déraciner.
Awérs.« a'-verse', a. contraire,
ennemi.
Avéraeif. a-verse'-li,(irf.à regret.
Avéraenea*, a-verse'-nesse, s.
répugnance,^.
ATÔrsion, a-ver^-cheune, s. aver-
sion,^, éioignement, dégoût, m.
Avért, a-verte' va. détourner,
éloigner.
Aviàrjr, a-vl-a'-ri, s. volière, f.
Avi'iliijr, a-vid'-i-ti, s. avidilé, f.
Avise, a-vaïze', vti. aviser, médi-
ter, réfléchir, conseiller.
A'Toeate, av'-ô-liéte, va. détour-
ner, évoquer.
Avocâlion, av-6-ké'-cheune, s.
diversion, évocation, f.
Ato(<I, a-voïd', va. éviter, fuir,
échapper, évacuer.
— , vn. devenir vacant, se retirer.
Avoîdablo, a-voïd^-a-bl, «.qu'on
peut éviter, [fuite, vacance, f.
Avoîdaiice , a-voïd'-anuce , s.
Avoider,a-voïd'-eur, s qui évite.
.AToidleaa, a-vold'-lecse, a. iné-
vitable.
A«oîrdup6ia, av-er-diou-polz',
avoir-du-poids, nom d'une série
de poids dont la livre est de 16
cnces (0 k. 4331 tandis que la
livre poids de 'Troj n'a que 11
onces (0 k. 373).
Avolàiion, av-ô-lé'-cheune, s.
fuite, f. acte de s'envoler.
Avoûch, a-vao'ùtche', va. soute-
nir, garantir, attester.
— , —mont, ». déclaration, ^. té-
moignage, m.
Avoûcbablo, a-vaoutehe'-a-bl ,
11, soutenatjle.
A»oûclicr,a-vaoutche'-eur,s.qui
soutient, qui atteste, témoin, m.
Ato^ , a-vaou', va. justilier,
avouer, déclarer ouvertement.
Av<^nrablo , a-vaou'-a-bl , a. ce
qui peut-être déclaré ouverte-
ment, [tion, f. aveu, m.
Avôwal, a-vaou'-al, s. déclara-
Avôwedly, a-vaou'-ed-li, ad.
hautement, onverlement.
Avowée, «v-aou-i', (. celui qui
a le droit de présenter un eeeli»
siaslique à un bénéhce.
Avower, a-vaou'-eur,s. celui qui
déclare, qui avoue.
Av^wi-y. a-vaou'-rl, s. aveu, m.
Avéwaal, a-vaou'-zal. s. confes-
sion, f. [tri, s. adultère, m.
Avôwtrjr, .Adiôiitrjr, a-vaou'>
Avulsion, a-veul'-cheune,s. l'ac-
tion d'arracher. [menacer.
Awâit, a-ouéte', vn. attendre,
— ,a-nuéte', s. guet-à-pens, m.
embûche, f.
Awûke, a-ouéke', va. (avroke,
awukftd, a^akeit) éveiller,
réveiller.
— , vn. s'éveiller, se réveiller
Awâkeu,a-oué'-kenn, va. t;n. V.
awake.
Awâke, Awàkenod, 3-Ouéke',
a--oué'-kennd, a. éveillé.
Awàfd, a-ouârd', va, adjuger,
juger.
— , a-ouârd', S. arrêt, décret, ju-
gement arbitral, m.
Awârc, a-ouére', a. vigilant, qui
sait, qui est instruit de.
— , a-ouére', vn. être prudent; se
tenir, se mettre en garde.
Awây , a-oué', ad. absent , loin;
excï. hors de là, arrière, en avantl
— wïib tbis, emportez cela.
Awe, âii, s. crainle, f. respect, m.
To keep iu —, imposer. Ta
stand iu — , être saisi de res-
pect, [imposer.
—, iîîl, va. frapper de respect,
A'weband, jù'-bannd, S, cause
de respect. [au vent.
A-weâlher , a-ouélh'-eur , ad,
A'wfiil- SQ'-foul, a. solennel, re-
doutable, auguste, [remment.
A'wrnllj-, au'-foul-li, ad. rêvé-
A'nTuIncSB, (m'-foul-nesse , s,
solennité, sainteté,/', respect, m.
Anliile, a-ouaïle', ad. quelque
temps. [jours passés,
— ago, il y a quelque temps, ces
A'wkvrard, âîik'-oueurd, a. gau-
che, maladroit, ma,l bâti.
A'nrkwardly, âUli'-oucurd-lî,a.
maladroitement, lourdement.
A'wkwardneaa , auk'-oueurd-
BAC
nesse, s. défaut d'élégaoeet ma-
ladresse, grosâièreté,^
Awl, aille, s. alêne, f.
— mukcr or seller, aléoier, m.
A^^vless, iSl/-le?se, a. sans res-
pect, sans crainte, qui n'inspire
pas le respect. [nées, ^.
A-nn, âùne, s. barbe des grarai-
A'wiiing, âù'-ninngne, s. (mar.)
ti-nd(j!et,în.
Anôke, a-ou6kef, prêt, et part.
de ««ake.
A/work, Aw6rkIiig,a/-oueurk,
a-oueurk'-iDDgne,(f(2.en travail.
Awry/, dû-ri', ad. de travers, de
cflté.
— , a. oblique, contrerait.
Axe, alice, s. hache, cognée, f.
A/xillar, A/iill&ry, aks/-il-lar,
la-ri, a. axillaire.
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BAG
A/iiom,sk/-cbenme,s axiome,jn.
A'iîs, ak'-cice, ». axe, essieu, m.
A'ile, — «ree, ak/-sl — tri, s. es-
sieu, m.
Ay, ai, ad. oui-dà, abi, oui
— uice, int. malheureux qusj6
suis.
— merry, int. oui-dà.
Aye, é-i, ad. à jamais. [m.
A'ziinuth, az^-i-meutb, s. aiimut,
A'iot, a'-2Ôte, s. azote, m.
A'zuFo , é/-jicure,8. azur, blea,
— sia>« >. lapis lazuli, m,
— , a. *-'tzuT, azuré.
— , va. ^urer, [bien*
A/zured, é'-jioured , a. azuré,
A/zyme, az/-im, s. azyme, tn.pl.
(fêle juive).
Azymna, 3z/-i3ie-euce,<. azyme,
(sans lefain.)
B
B, M, B, si (mus). [mol.
B short, B Oat, s. bécarre, bé-
Bàa, b&, vn. bêler.
— , s. bêlement, »n. [jaser.
Bâbblc . I>ab'-bl , m. babiller,
— , s babil, caquet, m.
Bàbblemeiit, bab'-bl-mennt, s.
caquet, babil, m. [lard.
Bâbbler, bab'-bleur, s. babil-
Bûbbliug, bab/blinngne, s. ba-
bil, caquet, ni.
Bac, bak, s. bac. [babiole, m.
Bûbery, bé^-beur-i, s. joujou,
Bâbisb, bé'-biche, a. enfantin,
de petit ef-iant. [magot, m.
Babéoii, ti3-bdÙDC^, s. babouin,
Bâby. Bâbe, bé'-bi, bébé, s.
enfant, nouvellement né, pou-
pon, m. poupée, f.
— liueH.s. laiette, ^.
Bâbyhood , bè'-bî-houde, S. en-
fance, f.
Bâccated, bal<'-ké-ted, a. orné
de perles ; à baies.
Bacchanâliau , bak-ka-né^-Pi-
ane, s. ivrogne, serviteur de
— « a. bachique. [Bacchus.
B&cchan^la, bak^-ka-nalz, s. —
nales, f. pi. [chante.
Bacehânt , Uak-kannt', s. bac-
Bâcehie, bak^-kik, a. bachique.
Baccifcrous, bak-cif'-i-reuce,
a. — fèie.
Bâchelor, bolclie'-i-leur, s. céli-
bataire, garçon, bachelier, m.
— 's buttons, s. bluet.
Bâchelorship, batche'-i-Ieur-
chipe.5. célibat, baccalauréat, m,
Back, bak, 5. dos, derrière, re-
vers , dossier, 7n. To fall upou
one's — , s. tomber à la ren-
verse. To lurn one^s —, s'en-
fuir.
— basket, ». hotte, f. [m.
— boue, s. épine du dos, rabl-d,
— door, ». porte de derrière, f.
— frieud, s. faux ami. [gis, m,
— bouse, s. second corps de lo-
— of a cbuir, dos d'une chaise.
— or a chimuey, s plaque, f.
— room, s. chambre de derriè-
re, t.
— aide, ». revers, ùerriSre, m.
— shop, arrière-boutique, /•
BAD
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BAK
Back staire, escalier dérobé, 771.
— ta—, ». dos à dos.
— yard, s. arrière-cour,^.
Back, liak, ad. en arrière ; de
reloue une seeonde fois.
Back, hali, ua. monter, dompter
un cheval ; reculer, appujer,
soutenir. «- a carriage , re-
miser.
B&ckbite, bak'-bite, va. médire
d'un absent.
Bâckbiter , baV-bl-ttcr, s. qui
médit des absents.
Bàckliiting, bak'-bi-linngne, t.
médisance, f, cancans, m, pi.
Backcd, bakt , a. qui a un dos,
à dos; soutenu, appuyé.
Backgâmnion , batt-gam^-meo-
ne, s. trictrac, m.
B&ckground, balt^-graouDQd, i.
lointain, m.
Bâckbanded , bacl<''-hann-ded ,
a. la main renversée, donné
avec le revers de la main.
Bâckpieco, bak^-pice, 5 dos-
sière de cuirasse. [re, m.
Bâckside, bak'-saïde, s. derriè-
B&ckslide, bak'-slaSde, vn. apos-
tasier.
BacksUder, bak-slal^-deur , s,
apostat, m.
Backsiîding, bak-slal^-dinogne,
s. apostasie,/.
Bâckstaff, bar-staf, s. quart de
cercle, m. [mâts, m, pi.
Bâckstaya, bak^-stéz, 5. étais de
Bâckflword 9 bak^-sôrde, s. es-
padon, m.
Bâekward, bak'-oueurd, a. en
arrière, en retard, lent, tardif.
Bâckwarldly , bak''-oueurd-Ii,
en arrière, malgré soi.
Bâcknrardue»s, liak^-oueurd-
nesse , s. état arriéré, répu-
gnance, lente*jr, négligence, f.
Bâckwards, bak^.oueurdz, ad.
en arrière, à reculons, à la ren-
verse, à rebours.
Bacon, bé'-kn, s. lard, m.
Bad, baàe, a. mécbant, mau-
vais. To lie — être mal por-
tant.
B»d, ou Bado, part, de Bid.
Badge, badje, s. marque, /. la.
signe, m.
— va. pourchasser.
Bâdger, bad'-jeur, 5. blaireau,
rograttier, m. [avec peine.
Bâdly, had'-li, nd. mal, à. peine,
Bâdiie99,bad'-nesse, s. méchau-
ceté, mauvaise qualité, f.
BâfOc, baf'-fl, va. déconcerter,
faire échouer, confondre, ba-
fouer.
— , s. éciec, m. défaite, f.
BârOer, baf'-fleur, s. fourbe, m.
Bag , bag, s. sac, 77t. bourse, f,
Carpet —, s. sac de nuit, m.
— net, réseau, 777.
— pipe, cornemuse, f. [m.
— piper, joueur de cornemuseï
— , va. mettre dans un sac, met-
tre un sac sur le dos.
— . rTi. se gonfler, s'enfler.
B&ggage, bague'-édje, s. ba-
gage, m. drôlesse, /.
Bàgnio, baceMô, S. maison de
bains, bagne, 777.
— kecper, 5. baigneur, 777.
Bail, bêle, ». caution, f,
— , va. cautionner.
Bâilable, bé^-labl, a. capable de
caution.
Râilee, bé'-li, S. dépositaire, 77i.
Bâilir, bé'-lif , s. bailli, sergent,
— "s follower, s. recors, ?7i. [))7.
Bàiliwick, bé^-li-onik, «. bail-
I âge, 771.
Bâiliiig , bé'-linngne, s. caution-
nement, 7)1.
Bâilor, bé'-leur, S. déposant, 777,
Bâilment, béU-mennt.
Baii, béte, .<î. amorce, /. appât,
77). rafraichissement,
— ^vorm, s. asticot, 7ï?. acliée, 777.
— , t'a, amorcer une ligne, har-
celer, faire battre, lancer les
chiens. [de? ailes, voltiger.
— . se rafraîchir en route, battre
Bâîiing, bé'-tinngne, l'action de
rafraîchir, d'amorcer, de faire
battre.
Baizc, téie, s. sorte de ilanelle.
Bake , béke, (bakod, baken),
Drt. cuire, cuire au four, boulan-
ger.
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350
BAM
B&keboHso , béke^-baôùze , s.
fournil, m.
Bakoi*^ bé'''keur, s. boulanger.
— 'g foi-euiaii, s. geindre, m
^~ ^s ma», à\ mitrûn, vi.
— 's shop, s. boulangerie, /.
— '« (rade, j. boulangerie, f,
— 'a «rire, ». boulangère, f,
— Icgged, a. qui a les jambes
en dehors, bancal.
Bâkiug, bé/-kinngne, 5. cuite,
fournée, la boulangert6| f»
— pau, s. tourtière, f.
Balance, bal^-annce, â'. balance,
f contrepoids, balancier , m.
la Balance.
— beam, s. balancier, m.
— makor, s. balancier, ni.
^ wheel, s. roue de rencontre.
—, va. balancer, peser, considé-
rer, examiner, régler UB compte.
— , vn. hésiter.
Balancer, bal'-ann-ceur, s. ce-
lui ou celle qui pèse.
Bâlassi-iib;,bal/-asEe-riou-bi, s.
rubis balais. [m.
Bâlcony, bal'-kô-ni, s. balcon,
Bnid, bauld, a. chauve, pelé, sot,
fade, usé.
— head,s. tête chauve.
— patcd, s. à tête chauve.
Bàldacbin, bdu|/-da-kine, s.
(arch ) baldaquin, m.
Bâidcrdasb, bauK-deur-dacbe,
S. mélange singulier, galima-
tias, m,
Bàldiv. bàUld'-li, a. dépourvu
àc glace, nu.
Bâidness, bauld^-nesse, S. cal-
vitie, manque d'élégance, plati-
tude, f.
Bâidrio, b(iùl''-drik , s. bau-
drier, j». le Zodiaque, [sère.
Baie, bêle, s. balle ; calamité, mi-
— , va, emballer, vider l'eau
d'une embarcation, écoper.
Bâlernl, bêle' foui, a. Tuneste,
triste. [tement.
Bâiofull), liéle/-foul-li, ad. tris-
nAlist, buK-iste, s. baliste, f.
Bàlister, Bàlustcr, bal'is-
leur, s. Ijalustre, f.
Balk, bauk, s. désappointement,
contre-temps ; guéret , grand
rayon»
— , va. entraver, frustrer, man-
quer, tromper l'attente.
Bâiqei's, baû'-keurz, s. ceui
qui indiquent aux pécheurs oiï
sont les harenga
Bail, bffîl, s. boule, f. globe,
9)i. bille, f. boulet, m, balle, ^.
— or Iho hand, paume da
la main,^. Eyo — , s. prunelle
de l'œil, f. Foo» —, I bal-
lon , m. Prîn«er/» — , s.
balle d'imprimeur, f> Red-
bot — , t. boulet rouge, m,
Spent —, s. boulet mort, balle
morte. Stang —, s. boulet ra-
mé. Snonr — , }. boule da
neige, f. Wusb, Soap —, s.
savonuelte , f.
Bail, bâîill, s. bal, m. Uasiied
—, bal masqué. Bres» —, bal
paré. Fancy —, bal travesti.
Bâilad, bal'-lad, .s. chanson, bal-
lade, f. vaudeville, "î.
— , va. chanter des chansons.
— singer, s. chanteur des ruas.
Ballast, bal'-last, s. lest, »1.
— , va. lester, affermir.
BAIIet, ba|/-lette, $. ballet, m.
Biillôon.bal-loûne/,!. ballon,in.
Ballot, bal'-leute, vn. voter au
scrutin. [scrutin.
—, s. boule(pour voter), bulletin.
Second —, t, ballolage.
Balloiation , bal-lo-té^-cheune,
s. scru'in, m.
Balni, bàme, s. baume, m. Gen»
tie — , mélisse; /',
— , bâme, va. embaumer, frotter
lie baume, adoucir, calmer
Bâlmj', b&me'-i, a, balsamique.
BâUaui, bdùK-seume, s. baume
m. [i-kal, a. balsamique
Balsâmic, — cal, bal-same'-ik,
Bâliister, bal'-euss-teur, s. ba-
luslr?, m.
Buliisti-âdc, bal-euss-tréde', s.
balustrade, rampe, /.
Bâiuboo, bamm'*bo'ù,s. bambou,
III. tanne à sucre, f.
Bauibôozle, bamm-boV-zl, va,
tromper.
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BAR
Bambdozler, bamm-b<nl''-zleur,
s. trompeur, fourbe, m.
Ban, bane, s. ban d * mariage,
m. inlerdiclion, ^.
— , va. analhémiser, maadire.
Bauâua, ba-na'-na,s. banane,/".
— iree, 5. bananier, m.
Baud, bannd, s. lien, bande; ra-
bat, troupe, /'.corps de musique.
— , la. bander, former en bande,
liguer.
B&udage, bann'-dédje, t. ban-
dage, m.
— box, s. boite à linge, f.
Bâiidelet, bann'-di-lelle, s. ban-
delette.
— . s. moulure plaie, f. filet, m.
Bâudit, Bûit ditio, bann^-dite,
dit-tô, s. bandit, m.
Bâiidog. ljann/-dog,s. mâtin, m.
Baudolécr , bann-dô-lire' , s.
bandoulière, giberne, f.
Bâiidrol, baund'-rôl, S. bande-
rolle, y.
Bâudy, bann^-di, s. crosse, f,
— leggi'd, a. Ijancal, torlu.
— , un. ballotter, renvoyer de l'un
à l'autre, agiter,
Banc, béne, s. peste, mort; f.
poison, maliieur, m.
— , va. empoisonner.
Bâucftil, béne'-foul, a. funeste,
mortel, Ténéneux.
BâneriiliicsK, béne'-foul-nesse,
s. destructivilé, propriété véné-
neuse, [relie, /.
Bàiien-orl, béne'-oueurtejj. mo-
Bang, banng, s. coup, m.
— , int. Vboï
—, r«. bailre, rosser.
Bâiigle, banng'-gl, un. gaspiller.
Bâiiisli , bane'-icbc, va. bannir,
exiler. [qui bannit.
B.'iiiislicr, bane'-icbe-eurjS. celui
Bâiiishnieiit, bane'-icbe-mennt,
.s. bannissement.
Baiik, bangU, va. élever une di-
gue, encaisser, placer sur une
banque, m.
— , bangk, s. digue, liauteur, rive,
bord, tréteau, in. banque, f. —
bill, — note, billet de iianque,
— of Ihe sca, écueii, m.
Bânkcr, bang'-keur,».banqulbr,
VI. fqueroulier, m.
Bâiiknipt , bangli'-reup, j. ban-
— , vn. faire banqueroute.
Bâukru|itcy , bangk'-reup-ci, K
banqueroute, f. To turn — ,
va. l'aire banqueroute.
Bâuuer, ban'-neur, s. bannière,
f. étendard, m. [neret, ?».
Bâniierel, ban/-neur-elte,s. ban-
Bânuerol, ban'-neur-ôle, s. ban-
derole, f. [de-cbambre,
Bnniiiau , bane'-J-ane , s. robe-
BâiiMook , ban^-neuk, s. gâteau
d'avoine. [quet, festin, m.
Bâuquet, bang^-kouetl, s. i<an-
— ,vn. donner un repas; faire
bonne chère.
Bâiiqiieicr, bang'-kouett-eur,s.
celui qui donne un festin; gas-
tronome, «!.
Bâiller, bann'-teur, $, plaisan-
terie, raillerie, f.
— . u«. plaisanter, railler, [leur,
Bâiitercr, bann'-teur-eur,s. rail-
Bâiitliiig , banntMinngne , 3.
poupon, m. [tême, m,
Bâiitisin, bap'-tizm, £. bap-
Bâ|itisiual, bap'-tiz-mal, a. bap-
tismal.
Bâptist , nâiitizer, bap''-tist,
bap'-laï-zeur,s.celui qui baptise.
Bâpiislcry,— «rj',bap/-tis-teur-i,
tri, s. baptistère, vi.
Baptize, bap-ta'ize',t)n. baptiser.
Bar, bar, s. barre, f. barreau;
comptoir, ni. mesure, f*
— kcepcr, s. garçon de comp"
toir (dans un cabaret.)
— iiiaîd,s.fille de comptoir, (id).
— rooui, s. salon {id}.
—,va. barrer, empèclier, obs»
truer, priver,
Barb, barbe, s. barbe, pointe
d'un hameçon; armure d'un
cheval, /. [cheval ; aiguiser.
— . vn. faire la barbe; armer un
Bârbacaii, Barbicau, bar'^-ba*
liane, s. barbacane, /'. [bare,))i.
Barbârinii,bar-bé'-ri-ane,.^.bar-
Bai'hâi'ic, bar-bar/-ik, a. étran-
ger.
Bâi'barauu,bar^-ba-nza, s. bar-
BAR
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BAR
barisme, m. grossièreté, bruta-
lité, cruauté, f. [barie, f.
Barltârity, bar-bar'-i-ti, s. bar-
Bûrbarlze, har''-ba-raïze,ra. ren-
dre barbare, faire des barba-
rismes, [bare, rude.
B&i-l>arou*,bar'-bar-euce,a.bar-
Bârbaroiisly, bar^-bar-euce-li,
ad, barbarement.
Barbaroiisues», bar^-bar-euce-
ne=sp, s. barbarie, f. [barbe, m.
ttiii-bary, bar'-bar-i, s. cheval
BArlialed, bar'-bë-ted, a, bar-
belé, barbu.
Bârlieciie, bar'-bi-klou, I. co-
chon rôti en entier.
— , va, f.Tire rfltir un cochon entier.
Bûrliod, bar'-bed, a. barbelé,
bardé.
Barbcl, bar'-bel. a barbeau, m.
Lilllo — , s. barbillon, ?>!.
Barber, bar'-beur, s. barbier, m.
Bârberry, bar'-ber-ri, s. épine
vinette, f. [m.
Bard, barde, s. barde, poète,
Bare, bére,/>r^f. de Bear.
—, bére, a. ra's, pelé, nu, simple.
— faced, a. effronté.
— rncedly, ad. ouvertement.
— Taeeduesa, ». effronterie, f.
— foot, a. nu-pieds.
— headed, a, nu-tête.
— lu clothes, a. mal vêtu,
— le^ged. a. jambes nues.
— iierked, a. cou nu.
— ribbed,rt.dontonvoit lescôtes.
— ,t)a. mettre à nu, découvrir;
priver, dépouiller. [charné.
Barebone, bére^-bône, a. dé-
Barely, bére'-li, ad. à peine;
simplement; seulement; pau-
vrement, {f. pauvreté
Bârcne8s,bére'-nesse, s. nudité,
Bâreworii, bérf'-oueurn, rt. UFé.
Bargâiti, bâr'-^uéne, j:. marché,
accord, m. To bave iiiio ibe
— , avoir par-dessus le marché.
A — ! tope , j'y consens.
■~, va. conclure un marché.
Bargalnée, bâr-guéne-i',s, celui
qui accepte un marché.
Bâi'gainer, bâr'-g>jéne-eur,J. ce-
lui gui olre UQ marché.
Barge, bar-dje, s. barge, barque,^.
— man, s. batelier, )?!. [m.
— masler, 5. patron de barquei
Bark. bark, 5. écorce, f,
— mill, s. moulin à (an,
— Iree, quinquina, m.
— , ». barque, f.
— , .5. aboiement, m.
— vn. (as a dog), aboyer, glt*
pir, crier après quelqu'un.
— , va. écorcer un arbre.
BÂrker, bar'-keur, s. aboyeur,
in. celui qui crie; écorceur.
Bàrking, bar^-kinngne, S. aboie-
ment, glapissement, m. action
d'écorcer les arbres. [corce.
Bârky, bar'-ki, a. qui cst fait d'é-
Bàrley, bar'-li,s. orge, f,
— corn, grain d'orge.
— meal, farine d'orge.
— Biigar, sucre d'orge, m.
— ^acer, tisane d'orge, f,
Barm, barme, s. levure, f.
Bârmy , bar'-mi, a. contenant ds
la levure.
Barn, barne, ». grange, f. gre-
ni r, m. — Ooor, s. aire, f.
Bâriiacle, bar'-na-kl,s.barnache,
/. anatife, m. [baromètre, m
Baréoieler, ba-rome'-i-teur, ».
Barooiétrical , bar-ô-mct^-tri-
tal,a. Daromélrique. [m
Bârou, bar'-eune. s. baron, juge,
Bârouage , bar'-eune-édje, ».
baroDuage. m, baronnie,^
Bâi'oness, Dar'-eune-esse, ». ba-
ronne, f.
Baronet, bar^-eune-ett, », ba-
ronnet, m. — «f the exche*
qiier, juge de l'échiquier. Tho
lord chief — ,1e prtmîerjuge.
Baroniul, Da-rlV-nial, a. ba-
ron'iial. [nie, f
Rârony, bar'-eûne-t, s. baron-
Itûrracan, Dar'-ra-tane, s. bou-
lacan.ï/ï. [caserne,^.
Barrack. Da:'-rak, s. baraque,
— . tfi. caseruer,
Barralor, Dar'-ra-teur, s. chica-
ueur, qui est coupable de bara
tarie, m.
Bârrfatry. bar'-ra Iri, ». cbicanei
liauoe, baraterie, f.
BAS
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BAS
nûrrci, bar/-rel,s. baril, canon
d'un fu5il, barillet d'une montre,
fat, cylindre d'un orgue. — bel-
lied, a. qui a un gros ventre.
—, va, mellrc en baril.
Itûrrcllcd, bar'-reld, a. i baril,
à canon. Double — ? à canon
double, il deux coups (des armes
à feu).
flûrrcn, bar'-renn, a. stérile.
Uài-reiily, bar'-renn-li, ad. stéri-
lement, [stérilité, f.
R&rrcnncss, bar'-ren-nesse, a.
ESarricàdc — cado, bar-ri-kéde^,
kéd-6, s. barricade, f. [guer.
— cado, va. barricader, baslin-
Bâi-i-ier, bar'-ri-eur, s. barrière,
limite, f.
Riii-ristcr, bar'-ris-teur, «. avocat
plaidant, m.
Qàrrow, bar'-r6, s. brouette, f.
lumulus,>ii. pourceau, m. Haud
— , brancard , m. civière, /.
AVIicII — , brouette.
— grcasc, s. saindoux, m.
— Iiog ou pîg, s. verrat, m.
Uûi-8ho(, bar'-chott, s. boulets
raraés. [échanger.
ISârler, barMeur, va. troquer,
— , ICâi'Ccry, bar^-teur-i, s. troc,
écliange, m. [queur.
nûricrer, bar'-teur-eur, s, tro-
Uâi'<o», bar'-tone, ». manoir, ni.
cpinelte, cage & engraisser la
volaille, /■.
Râi'traitB, s. pariétaire, f.
KasâUeB, ba-zal'-tizjS.basalte,»)!.
Unse, béce, a, vil, bas, infime,
indigne.
-- born, 0. bltard.
— court, s. basse-cour, f.
— miiided, a, vil.
— , s. base, f. fondement, piédes-
tal, m. basse, f.
— clif, s. clef de fa.
— sirliig, s. basse, f. (mus.)
— Kiol, s. basse de viole, /■. (mus.)
—5 va, baser, asseoir ; altérer,
dégrader. To — a inctul, va,
altérer le titre d'un métal.
Bâsolj-, béce'-li, ad, bassement;
honteusement; pauvrement.
BAaen«», béce'-nestei «. bas-
sesse^ Illégitimité, gravité (du
son), f.
Basil, bâche, vn, avoir honiei
Bâshaw, ba'-cha, s. bâcha,, m.
pacha. [modeste, honteux.
Baslifiil, bache'-foul, a. timide,
Uàsbriilly, bache'-roul-li,ai/. ti-
midement, modestement,
Bâsbriiliicss, bacbe'-foul-nesse,
s. timidité, modestie, /.
Basil, bazMI, s. biseau, m, ba'
sane, f, basilic.
—, va, tailler en biseau,
Bàsilica, ba^-zil-i-ka, $■ basili-
que, veine basilique, f,
Bai^ilical, Basilic, a. qui ap-
partient à une basilique.
Bnsili»k,baz'-i-lisk,s. Dasilic,»!.
Bâsîii, bé'-sine, s, bassin, m. eu-
vette, f. bassin (de port), ré-
servoir, m,
— of a balaucc, plateaux d'une
balance. [ment, m,
Bâsis, bé'-cisse, S. base, f. fonde-
Bask, bafik, va, vn. chauffer, s«
chauffer au soleil ou au feu.
Basket, bas'-kett. S, corbeille,/,
panier, m. bourriche, f, Back
— , s. hotte, '. Uand —, s. pa-
nier à bras, m. Uaiidlc — , s.
anse de panier, m. Hil.t — , s.
garde (d'épée) en coquille, f,
— mabei-, i. vannier, m.
— rod, s, osier & paniers, m,
— trade, s. vannerie, f.
— n'oman, «. crocheteuse, f.
— work, «.vannerie, f,
Bûson, bé'-seune, s. bassin, m.
Bass, basse, ». basse; natte, f,
Bâss-rclier , Basso-relicvo,
bass'-ri-lif, bas-sô-ri-li'-vô , s^
bas-relief, m,
BAssct, bas/.sett s, (at cards),
bassette, f,
Basscuct, bas-si'-nett, s. ber-
celonnetle, f. [m.
Bassooii, bas-sdime^, s, lasson,
Basséouist, bas-soîi'-niste, s
basson (musicien), m.
Bâstard, bas'-tarde, s, bâtard,
enfant naturel.
— , a, bâtard, faux.
Bâitard, BâslardUe, bas'-
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BAY
tarde, baf/-tar-da5za, vn. décla-
rer bâUrd, engendrer un bâ-
tard, [façon bâtarde, en bâtard.
Bâstardly, bas'-larrie-li, ad. de
Bâsturdy, bas'-lar-di, s. bâtar-
dise, f,
Bnstc, bésle.wi.bilonner, arroser
(un rôli),bag:uer, faufiler, bâiir.
BastiiiAdc, Bustiiiàdo, ba^-ti-
néde', né'do, s. baslonoade, f.
— , va. bâtonner.
Bâsting, bas'-tinngne, s. action
de bâtonner, arrosement (du
rôti), fauËlage. [rôti.
— Inddle, s. cuiller à arroser le
Bastion, bas^-tcheune, 3. bas-
tion, m.
Bâslo, bas'-tS, 3. basie, m.
BÛHton, bas'-tone, s. bâton, m.
Bol, batl, s. crosse, gros bâton,
chauve-souris, f. éclat, m,
— fowlcF, s. chasseur nocturne
(aux oiseaux). [beaux.
— rowliiig. s. chasse anx tlam-
Bâialile, bé'-ta-bl, a. contesta-
ble, [pe, f.
Batcli, balche, s. fournée, trem-
Bato, liéte, s. débat, m. dis-
pute, /.
— V. rabattre, retrancher, dimi-
nuer, baisser.
Bâicfiil,béte'-fouI,rt. querelleur.
Bâtemeut, béle'-mennt, «. ra-
bai'!, m.
Balli, balh, s. bain. ?)J, Pool — ,
s. bain de pieds. Iloi — ,s. bain
chaud. Ilip — ,s. bain de siège.
Saiid — , bain de sable. Va-
peur — , bain de vapeur, m.
Wuter — i^ bain-marie, m.
— kceper, s. baigneur, 7n [ner.
Bnilic, bath, va. baigner, bassi-
— ., va. se baigner.
Biiihitig, bé'-tbinngne, 3. bain,
action de se baigner.
euwn, s. peignoir, 7».
- I oom, s. salle de bain.
— luit, s. baignoire, A
BAiiiig, bé'-tinngne,f'r. excepté
Bâili-i, bal'-lett,s. battoir, vi.
Baiiion, ba-tôiinc', bâton, m,
Biitiailou*, bat'-lé-lei:ce,a. mar-
tial.
Baltâlia, bat-ta'-li-ya , s. ba-
taille, f. ordre de bataille, m.
Ballniiou, bai-taK-îeune, s. ba-
taillon, m. [fertiliser, amender.
Bûiien, bat'-ln, va. engratiier,
— , vn. s'engraisser.
— , s. volige, f. [œufs et au lait.
Bàlter, bat'-teur, s. pâte aux
— ,t'rt. battre (en brèche), abattre.
Bûtlcrcr, bat^-teur-uur, s. celui
qui bat. .. [f.
nâttcry, bat'-teur-i, s. batterie,
Biiltiv, bat'-tl, s. bataille,/', com-
bat, m. — array s. ordre de ba-
taille. In orderof — , en ordre
de bataille. Pitchcd —, s, ba>
taille rangée, f.
— axe, s. hache d'armes.
— bst'-ll, u(i. se battre, contester,
BAulcdore, bat'-tl-dôre, s. bat-
toir, m. raquette, /".
Bâillement, bat'-tl-mennt, s.
créneau, m,
Bâily. bat'-ii,s. de chauve-souris.
Ilaiiljée, ba'îibî',s. liard, 7î!. [m,
Bâvaroy, bav'-a-roî, s. surtout)
nûvin, bav'-ine, s. bourrée, fas-
cine, f. [gatelle, breloque, f.
BâTObie,bâù'-b!, s. babiole, ba-
Bâwcock, biûi'-kok, s. petit-maî-
tre, m.
Bawd, bjQde, s. maquereau, f,
— , vu. faire le métier de maque
reau. [pudicité, f,
Râwdiness, h<SQ'-di-nesse, s. im-
Uâwdrick, bâû'-drik , j. bau-
drier, 7>ï.
Oâwdy. baV-diin. obsc&De.
— bouse, s. bordel, m.
BanI, bdïil, va. crier, brailler.
Bâwlvr, bàû'-leur, s. criard.
Bûnling, baùl' inngne,s. cris,
)7i. rriailleries, f.
Bâvrrel , bâù-rel', s. faucon la-
nier, 7i!. [»n.
Bûwsin, baV-sine, a. blaireau,
Bay, bé, s. baie, f. golfe, m,
écluse, travée, f. Small— ,anse.
— , vn. aboyer, bêler. To lie ai
— , être aux abois.
—, s. abois.
Bay. bé, s. laurier, m.
— berr]r,s. baie de laurieri^t
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Bay eh«iTy,*. laurier cerise, m.
— tree,s laurier, m.
— a. bai, lirun-ronje, gris.
Brighl — , bai clair. Brown
— , dark — , bai brun.
— «ait, s. sel gris. [m.
Bâj-upd, bé'-iarde, s. cbeTal liai,
Bâyiiig , bé'-iuogne , s. bêle-
ment, m.
B&yoïiet , bé'-yeune-ette , s.
bayonnelte, f.
Bo, bi (ain, was, beon) vn itre,
exister, devoir, se porler, aller.
— well,ill, se porler bien ou
mal. — well wiiU oiie,ètre
en faveur auprès de quelqu'un.
Ho was near Irciiig kil-
Ic'd , il fui près dêtro tué.
Ucre I am, me voici. How
■8 itî comment vont les affai-
res? 1 aiu Co speack, c'est à
moi de parler. I caiinot lie
witboiit ït.je ne saurais m'en
passer. It U cold,il fait froid.
It is fiiio, il fait lieau. It is
hol ^ il fait cliaud. it is iio
■natter, n'importe. It is ovcr.
c'en est l'ait. It i» so witli
me, j'eu suis là. lict it bo
■o, soitl Tbat is uolhiiig
to me, cela ne me regarde pas.
Tkcr cis, il y a. To be
abolit a tbiiig, s'occuper d'une
cliose. To be out, se tromper,
Bearh , bilche , s. rivage, Jn,
plage, f.
Béacby, bit'-chi, a. qui a un ri
vage,une plage. [balise, m
Béaeo», bi'-kn, s. fanal, phare
— Oume, s. fanal , pnare, m.
Beud, bide', s. chapelet, m. ro
saire, perle fausse, bulle.
Bvadie, s bi'-dl , s. bedeau ,
huissier, n.
Béadieship , bi'-dl-chipe , s.
fonctions de hedeau, d'huissier.
— rall,s. liste de ceux pour qui
l'on doit prier.
Béads-man, s. religieux, men-
diant, m,
— woman, s religieuse, men-
diants, f.
BéaBle,bi'-gl,». açset. m.
Bonk, bike, s. bec, l'éperon d'un
navire, promontoire, m.
Bêaked, bi'-ked, a. en bec, qui
a un hec. [las.se, f,
Béoker, bi'-keur, ». gobelel, m.
Brabriil, bike'-foul, s. becquée,
f.
Beal, bile, s. pustule, f.
Bcal, bile, vn. abcéder.
Bcam, Lime, s. poutre, flèches
/. timon, rayon, m.
— of uiichor,\erged'uneanere.
— of a balance, fléau, m.
— of a biill, mouton, m.
— of a ^ean'er^s Doom, en-
souple.
Bcam, bime, V. rayonner, dar-
der ses rayons.
Béaiuieas, bime'-lesso, a. sans
éclat, sans rayon. [radieux.
Béai»)', bi'-mi. a, rayonnant.
Beau, bine, s. fève, f. Frcuch
— , kidney —, haricot, m.
Bear, bére, s. ours, m. ourse, f.
— garden.s. ménagerie d'ours,
fosse aux ours.
— herd , — ward , — driver,
s. meneur d'ours.
Bear, bére, va. (bare, bore,
borne) porter, soutenir; sup-
porter, souffrir; essuyer.
— , un. souffrir, porter (des fruits),
se comporter, endurer.
— a part, avoir part
— a price,Sire vendu à un prix,
— away, prendre chasse ; reUf
porter; vaincre.
— Company, tenir compagnie.
— don^u, entraîner, renverser.
— fruit, porter du fruit.
— hard, maltraiter.
— in haud, tromper.
— interest, porter intérSt.
— off, parer, alarguer.
— on, porler, poser, imiter.
— onc'ii self as, se donner pour.
— out, maintenir, justifier ; avan-
cer, saillir.
— sway, dominer, régner.
— tbe charges, payer les frais.
— toiwards, gouverner vers.
— iip, se bausseri se soutenir;
résister.
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BIX
— npon^ se glorifier de.
— nitiieas, se porter témoin.
Deard, lîrde , VU. braver, ton-
dre, ébarber.
— ) s. barbe,/, fibres, f. pi. Grcy
— 1 s. barbon, lu. barbe grise,/'.
Beârded, blrd' d, a. barbu,
barbelé.
Be&rdIcsB, birdMesse, a. sans
barbe, imberbe.
Béarei*, bér^-eur, s. porteur. .%
note iinyaUle 4o tîie — , une
note pajableau porteur. Cross
— , s. porte-croix, m.
Béariiig, bér'-inngne, s. aîr, m.
démarclie, manière d'agir, f.
support, gisement, m. hauteur,
situation, f. armes, armoiries,
f. pi.
Bcarish, bé'-riche, a. d'ours.
Béai'like, bér'-laîlie, a. comme
un ours.
Beasi, blste,s. bSte, f. animal,
brutal ,m.
— , vn. être mouche (aux cartes).
Béastliiiess, lilste'-li-nesse, s.
brutalité, saleté, f.
Béastly, bSste'-li, a. bestial, sale.
Beat, bite, va. (beat; beat,
beateii) battre, frapper, punir,
chasse r,'vaincre,parcou ri r,pi 1er.
— , vn. battre, être agité, [cher,
— aboul, battre la plaine, cher-
•— back, repousser.
— black aud blue, meurtrir.
— dowu, rabattre, démolir, abat-
tre, renverser.
— flat, aplatir,
— high, battre Tort (du cœur).
— iu, enfoncer, cogner.
— iiilo, inculquer.
— oue^s braiiis, se tourmenter,
se rompre la tête.
— out, arracher, battre du blé.
— time, battre la mesure.
— the wing, battre des ailes
pour s'envoler.
— lo deaih, assommer.
— topowder, réduire en poudre.
.— up, attaquer,
•- upon, agir avec Tiolence, re-
battre.
B«»(,bit«, I. b«(t«m«Bt, m.
ncatc«,n. bi^-tn,;). p.ia Beat)
battu, rebattu, massif.
— IracL, s. chemin battu, m,
néaier, bi'-teur, s. batteur,
iialle, hie, f. pilon, m.
BcatiOc, — cal , bi-; tir/-ik, t-
kal, n béalifique.
Bcntificnlly, bi-a-l!f'-i-ial-li,nd.
béatifiquemeot.
Bcniificûtiou , bl-ate-i-fi-ké'-
clieune, s. — tion, f.
Reâiifj', lii-ate-i-faï, v. béatifier
Bcaling, bile'-inngne,s. batterie,
f. Iiatlcmont, m. battage.
Béatitude, bi-ate^-i-tioude, s
béatitude, f,
Beau, bô, s. damoiseau, petit-
maître, m. To sep up for a
— , faire le damoiseau.
BeAuisIi, tO'-iche, a. i impant.
— ibai, outre que.
— , ad. encore.
Besicge, bi-cidje', t'(l. assiéger.
Beaiégod, bi-ci'-djd, s. assiégé,
m. [géant, m.
Besîéger, bi-cl'-djeur, s. assié-
Bcnlûbber, bi-sleuV-beur, voij.
Beaniéar.
B«siuéar,bi.smire',U(î. barbouil-
ler, salir, fouiller. [1er.
Bcsmii'Cb, bi'-smirche, »(!. souil.
Befiiiiiàke, bi-smôke', va. enfu-
mer, fumer, [avec de la suie.
Beaniût, bi-smeuie', va. noircir
Béaom, bi^-zeume, ). balai, m.
— , un. balaver.
Besôrt, bi-'sorte'jVn. convenir à.
— ,s. compagnie, suite, A train,
m. [ter.
Bcsôt, bi-sote',t)n. abrutir, hébé-
Besôiigbt, bi-sâQte', prêt, da
Beseccb»
Bespângle, bi-spang''-g^, va.
orner de paillettes, faire élia-
celer.
Be8pâtier,bi-spat''-teur,ua> écla-
bousser, asperger.
Bcspâwl, bi-spaùK, va. couvrir
de crachats.
Bespéak, bi-splke' (beapabo^
bespoke ; bespokeu, bc8«>
poke), va. parler h, s'adresser
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i, ordonner, prier, annoncer,
retenir (quelque chose).
Bespéaker, bi-spV-lieur, s. celui
qui commande- qui adresse la
parole, etc.
Bespéckie , bi-spek'.kl, va. ta.
eheter, moucheter. [sur.
Brapén, bi-spiou', va. -vomir
Bespice^ bi-spaïce', va. épicer,
Bcspit, bi-spile',L'a. cracher sur.
Bespôke, bi-sp6ke',pref . et part.
de Bee|.euk.
Bespéken, bi-spy-kn, a. décom-
mande, retenu, prévenu.
Bcspét, bi-spôte', va. lâcher.
Bcsprcad, bi.spred', va. (bc-
apread, bespread), semer,
étendre, couvrir.
Besprént. bi-spreanl', va. arro-
ser, mouiller.
Bespriuklo, bi-sprinn'-kl,t'n. ar-
roger, répandre. [Bcspii.
Bespûller, bi-speut'-teur, loy.
Best, beste, a. meilleur.
— ; ad. le mieux.
Besi&in, bi-sténe', va. tacher.
Be«téad,bi-5iéd',i;r7 (bestéad,
bestéad, bvstcadvd), profi-
ler, servir, accommoder.
Bestial, bes^-tchi-al, n. bestial,
de bête. [tialité, f.
Bestiâlity, bes-tchi-al'-i-ti,s.bes-
Béstiall/, bes^-tchi-al-li,a^. bru-
talement.
Besti'ck bi-slik' (be«»iick),ua.
faire des marques sur, percer de
traits.
Bestfnk bl-stinuk' (Beslunk),
va. empuantir.
Bestir, bi-sleur', vn. s'empresser
(pour une chose); donner une
impulsion vigoureuse.
Bestôw, bi-stô',i'n. donner, con
férer, dépenser, employer, di;-
poser. [de donner, do
Beatôwal, bi-stô'-al, s. action
Beatâner , bi-stô'-eur, s. qu
donne, qui dispose.
Beatraûgbt, bi-straute', a. Ton
Bestréw. bi-slrou', ca. (be.
■tre-wed , 'Nîstrov'u) , ré
pandre.
Bealrfdo a borce, bi-straïde-
(bestrode, bestrid,bestrida
deii), va. monter à cbeval|
être à califourclion.
Bpstûd, bi-steud', t;a. garnir,
orner de clous.
Met, bett, s. pari, m. gageure, f.
— , va. parier, gager.
Betôj:, bi-taguc', va. galonner,
[tetâiled, bi-léld',a. muni d'une
qu-eue.
Retâke, bi-ttke' (bctook, be-
takeii). tvj. prendre, saisir, a-
voir recours à, se rendre, se re-
tirer, [souffrir, permettre.
Bctéem, bi-lîme', vu. donner,
Detbiiik, bi.think', vn. (be-
thoiight), penser, ruminer,
s'aviser. [esclave.
Bethrâll, bi-lhrâîill',t)a. rendre
Betbûmp, bi-theump', va. ros-
ser, battre.
Beti'de, bi-taîde', vti. arriver, a-
>fenir. Woe — thee, malheur
à toi.
BoiimeB, bi-laSmz', nd. de bonse
heure, à propos, assez têt.
BotleouBetel,bittl',s. bétel,))!.
Betokeii , bi-tô'-kn, tJ. présager,
signifier, annoncer.
Betook, bi-to'uk/, prêt» de Be-
take.
Betàos , bi-tosse', va. agiter,
troubler, ballotter, berner.
Betrdy, bi-tré', v. trahir, livrer,
tramer, exposer à.
Betràjer, bi-tré'-eur, S. traître,
m. traîtresse, f.
Bctrâyiiig,bi-lré'-inngne,s, l'ac-
tion de trahir, trahison.
Bctrim , bi-lrime', l'a. orner,
parer, embellir.
Betrôtb, bi-troth', va. fiancer,
nommer à un évfiché.
Bcirôtbing, bi-trotb'-inngue,».
fiançailles, f. pi.
Betrûst, bi-treusle', va. confier,
Bcttée or Betty, bet-tl', cro-
chet de voleur, rossignol.
Betler, bet'-teur, S- supériorité,/'.
1 love bim tbc — for ii,
je l'en aime davantage. I
tlioiigbt — of it, je me suis
ravisé. Sball ■ be tbc — for
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U, gagnera!-je quelque chose k
cela?
—5 arf. mieux. To be— , se porter
mieux, valoir mieux. — aud — ,
de mieux en mieux. So miicU
•lie — , taDt mieux.
— ,ad. meilleur. To make — ,
rendre meilleur. To groiw — ,
se corriger.
Béttcr, bet'-teur, va. améliorer,
rectifier, bonifier, avancer.
Beltéred, bet-teurd', » devenu
meilleur, amendé, amélioré.
Béttor, bet'-teur, s. parieur, m.
Betwéen, Betvixt, bi-touine^f
touiiist/, pr. entre.
— deck, entrepont, m.
— whiles, de temps en temps.
Béiel, Bévil, beV-il, j. fausse
équerre, béveau.
—, va. équarrir, tailler en biseau.
— , vn. biaiser, aller de biais.
Bever, UOy. Beavep.
Béver, biv'-eur, s. goûté, m.
collation, f.
Béverage, biv'-eur-idje, S. breu-
vage, m boisson, bienvenue./.
Bévy, bev'-i, s. volée, compagnie
(de perdrix), troupe, bande, f.
Bewûil, bi-ouéle', va. pleurer,
regretter.
BcTâiling, bi-oué'-linngne, s.
p\suri, f. pi. regrets, m. pi.
Bewâre, bi-ouére', un. se garder
de, prendre garde.
Bewéep, bi-oulpe^, va. pleurer,
arroser de pleurs. [arroser.
Bewét, bi-ouetle', va. mouiller,
Bi;v«'ilder, bi-ouiK-deur, va. era-
barasser, dérouler, égarer.
Beivîtcb, bi-ouitche'', va. ensor-
celer. To be Bi-wilchi-d
^icb « womati. 61 re éperdiî-
meni amoureux d'uue femme.
Beiviceher, bi-ouitcb'-eur, s. ce-
lui qui ensorcelle.
Bewiichci y , — ment , bi-
ouiiche'-ri, — raennt, s. sorti-
lège, ensorcellement, m.
Bewiicbiug, bi-ouitche'-inngne,
a. charmant, enchanteur, 7n.
Bewrây, bi-ré/, va. déceler,
tromper, trahir.
BeTr&5ep,bi-ré'-eur,s.tra1tre,»n.
Bcyônd, bi-jonud', pr. au delï,
delà, outre. — measure, outra
mesure. — (ho rcacb, hors
d'atteinte. To go —, passer
outre. [d'une bague, ?n.
Bvzel, Bcxil, béz'-il, s. chaton
Bézoar-stoue, bi'-zôre-slône,
s. bézoard, m,
Bézzle, bez'-zl, t)(i. boire, man-
ger («on bien), dissiper,
— , s. débauche, di-sipation, f.
Biângiilated , Bliiiigiilou* ,
bi-anng'-giou-lé-led, leuce, a,
bianguleux.
Bian, baï'-ace, s. pente, f. pen«
chant, ni. inclination, direction,
f. To put ont of his —, dé-
sorienter. To met a — upon
one towardii any thing,
inspirer le goût d'une chose.
— , ad. en travers, de biais. To
go, «o eut — , aller de travers,
couper en biais.
— 9 vil. faire pencher, gagner, pré-
venir, diriger, détourner.
Bib, bibe, s. bavette, f. — », a-
tours, m. pi.
— apron, s. tablier à bavette.
— , vn. buvolter. [ivrogne.
Bibâcious, baï-bé'-cheuce , a.
Bibber, bib'-beur, s. biberoni
ivrogne, m.
Bible, baï'-bl, s. bible,/'.
Bililieal, bib/-li-lial, a. biblique.
Bibliographes, bib-li-ôg'-ra-
feur, s. — phe, m.
Bibliographe, bibli ôg'-rs-fi,
s. ~phie,f.
Biblioinania, bib-li-û'-mé-ni-a,
s. — manie, f.
Bibliouiâninc, bib-lia-ma'-nî-
ak, s. bibliomane.
Bibliophilus , bib-li-ô'-fil-euce,
s. — phile, tn.
Bibliôiheeal,bib-li-oth'-i-kal,a.
qui dépend d'une bibliothèque.
Bibuloua , bib''-iou-leuce , a,
spongieux.
Bice, bice,s. vert-pâle, m.
Bicker, bik'-eur, vit. escarmou-
cber, quereller. [relleur,m.
Bickerer, bik'-eur-eur, s, que-
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Bfekerlug, bik'-keur-ioDgDS, s.
querelle, ^ [gorne, m.
Bikern, bik'-keunie, s. bec, bi-
Dicorne, nicôrnoiis^bi^-korne ,
bi-kor^-neuce, a. à deux cornps.
Did, bide (bad, biil, bidden,
bid),t)n. ordonner, commander,
dire, offrir, enchérir, convier.
— déflaiice, défier,
— falr, offrir un bon prix.
— farem-ll, dire adieu.
— . up9 enctiérir.
— 7 9. enclière, /".
Biddau, piirt. de Bid.
Bidder, bid'-deur, t. plus offrant
enchérisseur, m.
Bfdding, ljid''-dinngne, I. com-
mandement, ordre, m.
Bide, baïde, ra. endurer, souffrir.
—, voy. Abido,
—, vn. demeurer, vifra, habiteaf'
Bidéntal , bi-denn'-tal, a. bi-
dental
Bi'del, bi'-dé, s. bidet, m.
Bi'ding, baï/-diungue, S. rési-
dence, demeure,/'. [ans.
Biéuiial, bi-en'-ni-al,a. de deux
Bier, blre, s. civière^ brancard
[i porteries morlsj, bière, /.
cercueil, m.
Biéstiiigs,bls'-tinngz, s. premier
lait d'une vache qui vient de
voler. [sens.
Birûriaiia,bi-ré'-ri-euce,a.àdeux
Bîferous , bifM-reuce, a. qui
porte deux fois l'année.
Bifid, BiOdated, bal-fide'', b\!>-
i-dé-ted, a. bifide.
9<rold, bal'-l'Ald, u. double.
Bifôrimed, baî-forind^, ti- à deux
c*rps. [bifurqué.
BiCûrcated, bai-reur^-ké-ted, a.
Bifurcâlion, bal-reur-ké'-cheu-
ne, s. —Cation, f,
Big, big, a. gros, m. épais, grand,
plein, orgueilleux, brave. To
grow —, grossir, Hy henrt
i» — , j'ai le cœur gros. To
be — iviih a projeci, avoir
un projet en tite.
— bellied, pansu.
•> bodicd, replet.
^ uap|>ed, it gros grain.
— wlthaehlld,remmaeneelnt6,
grosse. [vanlerie, insulte, /'.
— Word», grosses paroles, f, pi,
Bigainist, big'-a-miMe, s, bi-
game, m.
nigniujr, biç'-a-ml,». bigamie, f
Disgiii, big'-guine, s. béguin, m.
liigbt, balte, s. crique, f.
Bi'ijly, big/-li, ad. fièrement.
BigucM, blg'-nesse,j. grosseur,
grandeur, f. [tuffe.
Bigot, big'-eute, s. bigot, tar«
Bigoied, big''-eute-ed, a.devena
bigot. [rie, f.
Bigotry, blg'-eute-ri, «. bigoto-
Blgswuiii, big'-sou6lne,a. enflé.
Bilberrjr, biK-beur-i, s, mura
des haies.
Bi'lbo, bil'-bA, s. rapière, épée. f,
Bilboe», bil'-bôze, >. fers, m. pi.
Bile, baïle, J. bile,^. furoncle, "i.
Bilge, bildje, t. largeur du fond
d'un navire. [un écuoil.
— , va. toucher, se briser centra
BilUry, biK-Ia-ri, a. biliaire.
Bilingagaie, bil'-iuugz-guitei *.
langage de la halle.
Biliuguou*, baï-linng'-goueuca.
n. à deux langues. [colère.
Bilioii* , bil'ieuce, a. bilieux,
B<lk, hilke, va. duper, flouer.
Bill, bil, s. bec, m. hache, Abil-
let, compte d'argent, m. loi
soumise au parlement ou adop-
tée par lui ; ordonnança du mé-
decin, affiche, f.
— full, s. becquée, f,
— of «xchauee, lettre de cban*
ge, f. [m.
— ef lading, *. eonnaissemenl,
— , va. se becqueter, s'entrebai»
ser comme les pigeons, afficher.
Billal, biK-lett, s. biichette. ^
note, billet doux; billeltes.
— , va. loger des soldats par bil-
lets (de logement), délivrer des
billets,. [h7.
Billiards, biK-Ieurdz, s. Dillard
Billinrd-ball,s.bille, f.
— eue, — stick, queue, masse.
— cluth, «. drap de billard.
— player, $. joueur de billard,
— ruoua, s. salle de billard.
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Billtard tabl«, s. billard, m.
nillîoii,bil'-lieune,s.lrillion,m.
Billow, b\['-\&, S. houle, lame,
■vague,/'.
—,vn. s'entier comme une vague.
Billowy, L'iK-16-i, a. enllê.
Bill, bine, s. cotTre, m. huche,/.
Bi'uai-y, baî'-né-ri, a, binaire.
Biud , bainnd , va, (bouiid;
bouud, boundcn), lier, atta-
cher, ceindre, relier, obliger,
resserrer, border, barder.
— ,un. contracter,êlre obligatoire.
Bind, s. sarment, m. tige,/. bot-
teleur, hart, m. [m.
Biudcr, bainnd'-eur, s. relieur,
Biuding, baïundMnngne, S. re-
liure, liaison, /. bandage, m.
obligation.
—, a. astringent. [seron, m.
Bîudwecd, binnd'-oulde, s. li-
Binuécle, biQ-Da''-kl, s. habi-
tacle, /. [m.
Binocle, binnM-kl, t. binocle,
Bin6culaF, bal-nok^-iou-leur, 5.
qui à deux yeux. [me, m.
Bifiiôniial, baï-nû^-mi-al, s bino-
Biégrupher, baï-og''-ra-feur, t.
— phe, ?)i. [pbie, m.
Biégrapby , baï-og'-ra-fi, s. —
BfpurouB, bip^-é-reuce, d .bipare.
Bipartite, bip'-ar-laïle, a, divisé
en deux. [s. division en deux.
Bipartition , bîp^-ar-tiche-eune,
Bîpcd, ba!/-ped, a. bipède.
Bipedal, bip^-dal, a. k deux
pieds.
Bipciiiiatcd, baF-pen-né-tcd, a.
ayant deux ailes. [bipélale.
Bipctnious, baï-pèt'-a-leucc, n.
Biqiittdrate , — tic , baï-kouâ^-
dréte, dré-tik, s. qualiième
puissance.
Birch , beurtche, S. bouleau, m.
■verges, /. pi. [leau.
Bii'cheii, beur'-tclienn, a. de boii-
Bii*d, beurde,s. oiseau, vi. Cock
— , mâle. Hen —, femelle. A
lîttle — tolil me, mon petit
doigt m'a dit. To be biidwil-
ted, avoir une tête de linotte.
_ boit, s. petite flèche, /.
— call, s. appeau, pipeau.
Bird catcher, — mau, Birder,
s. oiseleur.
— lime, s. glu, /.
— '• iicst, s. nid d'oisean.
— pouch, s. gibecière, /.
— «eller, s. oiselier, m.
Bii'd, va, chasser aux oiseaux.
Bîrdiiig,beurd'-inngne,s. oisel-
lerie, chasseaux oiseaux.
— pièce, s, Tusil à chasser aux
oiseaux. [oie sauvage, /.
Birgaiider, bir'-gann-deur, »,
Birth, beurlh,s. naissance, na-
tivilé, souche; portée, source, /.
commencement, lieu, .-ang, m.
— day, jour de naissance, m,
— place, s. lieu nalal, m.
— right, — doom, droit d'aî-
nesse, m,
— (uiitiincly), s. faur-se couche,/,
Birtbnort, beurtb^-oueurte j S.
(fco.) aristoloche, /.
Bieaniiual, biz'-an-niou-al , a.
bisannuel.
Biscuit, bis'-kite, s. biscuit, m,
Scu— , Ship—, biscuit de mer.
Biacct, bi'-sekl, va, diviser en
deux. [vision,/.
Biscciion, bi-sek^-cheune, s. di-
Bisbop, biche^-eup, s. évoque,
m, fou (at ckcgs); bisbop
(diînk).
— , va. confirmer. fché, m.
Bi9boprîc,biche^-eup-rik, s.évfi-
Bisli, bisk, s. bisque, /. coulis,
bouillon, 711. [m,
Bisinutli, biz'-meuth, s. bismuth,
nigôu, baï-sone', s. bison, m.
Bissextile, bis-seks'-lil, s. bis-
Eexle,m. année bissextile (leap
year), /.
— , a, bissextile.
Bislort, bis'-torte, s. historié, /.
uiktoiiry, bls'-teur-i,s. bistouri,
m.
Uisii'c, bisZ-teur, ,5. cislre, jn.
Bisûleoiis , baï-seulk^-euce, a,
à pied fourchu.
Bit, bile, })rét. et i>art, de Bitc.
— , s. pièce, /. bout, brin, peu
(un), mors, frein, m. mèche, /'.
morceau, vi.
—, va. emboucher; biller un cible.
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niteh,bitche,s.chieaQe, f. Shag
— , s. caniche, m.
Bite, baïle, s. morsure, piqûre,
bouchée, attrape, fourberie, f.
Dite, va. (I>il, bi(t<-ii, bit),
mordre, ronger, pincer, attra-
per, duper. [dant.
— oll, emporter la piécp eu mor-
Di'ter, bai'-teur, s. qui mord,
trompeur, filou, î71,
Bilîng,baS'-liuDgne. s. morsure,/'.
— , a. mordant, piquant.
Biliugly , Liaï'-tinngne-li, ai.
d'une manière satirique , pi-
quante, etc. [de, m.
Bittacle, bit'-ta-kl, s. habita-
Bitteu, s. yart. de Bit.
Bîitep, bit^-leur,a.amer, rude, ai-
gre, ipre, dur, cruel, [quinte,/'.
— gourd, bit-teur-gourde,s. colo-
— Bweet, s. douce amère, f.
— woi't, s. gentiane, f.
Bîtterisb, bit'-leur-iche, a. nn
peu aruer. [ment
Bîttei'ly, bit'-teur-lî, ad. amè-re^
nillerii, Biltoiir, bit'-teuru, S
butor (oiseau), m.
Bittenics», btt^-teur-ne=se,«. a
mertume, dureté, f. satire, /■.
malice, f.
Bilùmeii , bi-tiou^-menn, 9. bi
tume, f. [a. Ditumineui
Diiûmiuous , bi-tiou^-mi-ncuce
Bitàuuiiiate , bi-tiou^-mi-néle
va. bitumer.
BiTalve,Bîvâlvu]ar,baî^-valTe
baï-TaK-viou-leuria. bivalve.
Bivouac, bi'-vou-ak, s.(mil.j bi
vouac, ïïi»
Btab, Llab, vn. jaser, bavarder,
— \ia. conter, répéter, divulguer
— , Blnbbcr, b;ab,s. bavard, j
seur, babillard, rapporteur.
Blâbber, blab'-beur, v. Blab.
Blûbl>iiig, blab'-^binngue, s ba-
\ardago.
BInck, blak, (t. noir, de couleur
l'oucée, deuii, triste. Ta pal
on — , preniire le deuil. — aiid
bliic, .s. riieurtrifsure, f. a
livide. To luok — upou Qiie,
regarder rie travers,
Blart, s. nécromancie, f.
— beppy, black'-ber-ri, I. mûre,
framboise sauvage, [drftie, m.
— berry biiiih, X. ronce, ^. mû-
rier des haies, ni.
— bii-d, s. merle, m.
— book, registre de l'échiquier.
— caille, gros bétail, »i.
— ciirraul, .s. cassis, m.
— dny, jour fatal. [m. pi.
— fri-ars, S. pères Dominicains,
— guard, blag'-gârd, s. goujat,
— lead, s. molybdène, f.
— leg, s. escroc, grec, m,
— letter, s. lettre gothique, /.
— mouday, s. jour d'exécution,
m. [gresse, moresque, f,
— moor, s. nègre, more, m. né-
— shoe, s. décrotteur.
Bl.ick, s. nègre; noir, m,
Blâckamoer, blak'-amenr, *
nègre, m. [diffamer.
Blâcken, blak'-kn, va. noircir,
— * V71. devenir noir, se noircir.
Bl.^cUish blak'-iche, a. noirâtre.
Biâcking, blak'-inngne, s. noir,
m. cirage. [ceur.
Blâckly , blak'-Ii, ad. avec noir-
Blâckiiess, blak'-nesse, s. noir-
ceur, /. [geroa, m,
BIAcksmith, blak'-sraith, s. for-
uiâdder , blad'-deur, j, vessie,
pustule, f.
— mit. s. baguenaudier, m.
Blâddcred, blad'-deurd, a. gon-
flé, enflé, ampoulé. [culem.
Blnddery, blad'-deur-i, a, vési-
Bliide, bléde, s. lame; chauve;
brave, luron, gaillard. Joliy — ,
joyeux compagnon, Spauish
— , lame de Tolède. [/.
— boue, s. paleron, 7?î. omoplate,
— siiiith, 5. armurier, fabricant
d'armes blanches.
Blaiii, bleue, s. clou, furoncle,
m. tumeur, f. [mable.
Blâmabl.-, blé'-ma-hl, a. blâ-
Blâmubli-ni'Ks , blé'-raa-bl-nes-
se, s. faute,/, ce qui est blâma-
ble, [manière bâmable.
Blâniably,blé'-ma-bli,n(i. d'une
Blâme. bléme> Va. blâmer, re-
prendre, [reproche , 7?î.
— , blême, s. blâme, m.fau'e, f.
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BIAmefuI, blémeZ-fouI, o. bl4-
mable. [prochable.
Blttmeless, bléme'-lesse, a.irré-
Dlâmolessly , Lléme'-lesse-li ,
ad. innocemment.
BlàmelefiBness , bléme^-lesse*
nesse, s. innocence, f.
Blâmer, blé'-meur, «. censeur,
critique, m,
BIAmeworthy , bléme'-oueur-
<fti,s.bl&mable, digne de blâme.
Blaiich, blann^ciie, va. blanchir,
peler; pallier, éluder.
BIAiicber, blann'-cbaur,j. blan-
chisseur, m. [blanchiment.
Blâiiching, blann'-chinngne, 5*
— boiise, s. blanchisserie, f.
Blaiid, blannd, a. doux, aimable.
Blandiluqiience , blann-diK-ô-
iiouenDce,^. doux langage, lan-
gage caressant. [ter, cajoler.
Blâudish, blann'-diche, ra. flat-
BlAiidisbnieiit , blann''-dicho-
mennt, s. cajolerie, f. doux
mots, tendres caresses.
Blauk, blanngk, a. blanc, pâle,
blême, confus.
— bond, s. blanc-seing, m. carte
blanche, f.
— verses, Ters blancs, m. prose
mesurée ou cadencée, f.
—, but, s. billet blanc, ?)î.
BInnk, va. laisser en blanc, eN
facer; confondre, décontenancer.
Blâuket, blanng^-kett, s. couver-
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